The Workshop · Dice Bench and Character Forge
Two honest tools. A bench for rolling any die you like, and a forge that turns four dice into a Warpriest with a sheet you can print.
Workshop the First
Pick a die, say how many, add a modifier and roll. Dice tumble, results are written out in words, and the ledger remembers your last twenty rolls on this device.
Quick rolls
The tray is empty. Choose a die, set the count and roll.
Your result will be written here in plain words, with the arithmetic shown.
No rolls yet. The ledger is clean, which is more than can be said for the party.
Every face of every die is equally likely. The bench draws numbers from the browser’s own cryptographic random source when it has one, and rejects values that would bias a face, so a d6 is never kinder to threes. A d10 reads 1 to 10, not 0 to 9, and the d100 is a single die reading 1 to 100.
If you ask for the highest or lowest die only, the others are shown set aside with a dashed border and a label, and are left out of the total. A Difficulty, if you give one, is compared with the final total and the result says plainly whether it was met. A natural 20 or natural 1 is noted whenever the die that counts is a d20.
The bench accepts whole numbers only: fifty dice at most, a modifier between −9999 and 9999. Blank, zero, negative, fractional or non-numeric dice counts are refused with a message, and nothing is rolled. The Reset button restores a single d20 with no modifier and leaves the ledger alone.
The ledger keeps your last twenty rolls in this browser only. If your browser blocks storage, the ledger still works until you close the page.
Workshop the Second
Five steps from empty parchment to printed sheet. Every figure follows the formulas in the Codex, and the arithmetic is shown beside each result so you can check our sums and argue with them.
Degrees 4 and 8 grant two growth points each, which you will spend in step III.
Roll four six-sided dice, discard the lowest, and add the other three. Do that six times. Rerolling the whole set is free here; your GM may disagree.
The fixed set is 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 and 8, for tables that prefer certainty to drama.
No bones have been cast. Roll them, or take the fixed set, to begin assigning.
Choose which rolled score goes to each virtue. A score can be used once, so a score taken elsewhere disappears from the other lists. If you like, let the forge place them: it fills Faith first, then Might, Grit, Reflex, Voice and Lore.
Growth points left to spend: 0 of 0. No virtue may exceed 20.
Your sheet fills in as you go. When all six virtues are assigned, it is complete and ready to print. Use your browser’s print dialog to send it to paper or to a PDF.
The Warpriest · Penitent’s Sheet
The bones are still in the bag. Cast them and assign all six virtues, and every number on this sheet will fill itself in.
Pool spent (mark one for each point used):
Current Vigor:
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The forge uses the same formulas as the Codex and does not invent extras. Modifiers come from the rule of subtracting 10, halving, and rounding down. Guard, Vigor, Fervor, Dread and Initiative follow the Codex plate exactly, and each is written on the sheet with its arithmetic.
Suggested litanies are chosen from the vow’s favourites that fit your top rank, then topped up with the lowest ranks left over. They are a suggestion, nothing more: swap any of them out at the table.
Scores are assumed to be set before play and your growth points are the only changes after. Selecting a lower degree after spending growth points resets any that no longer apply. Your work is saved in this browser only; clearing your site data, or using a private window, will lose it. Printing prints just the sheet, in plain black on white to spare the ink.