rolladv

NAME
     rolladv - icreases the versitility of the 'roll' command

SYNOPSIS
     rolladv -name=test [NAME] -sets=1 [SETS] -dice=1d20 [NUMBER AND TYPE]

EXAMPLES
     rolladv (with no further parameters)
          -returns the roll with all default values (rolls 1d20 1 time, 
           and returns the die rolls for the test user)
     
     rolladv -name yub
          -returns the roll with the name "yub"
     
     rolladv -dice 3d6
          -returns a total of the roll of three six-sided dice
     
     rolladv -sets 3
          -returns 3 separate sets of rolls of the type specified in 
           the -dice parameter
           (e.g: -sets 3 -dice 1d6 would return three separate totals 
            on one page)

DESCRIPTION
     This command utilizes the invisiblecastle.com's online dice-roller.  
     In addition to being able to specify the number and type of dice,
     as was the case in the 'roll' command, this allows you to also dictate
     the number of independant sets of dice to be rolled, plus make use of
     several options that invisiblecastle supports.  
     
     One such is the ability to roll a certain number of dice, and take only
     the results of the highest dice.  For example: -dice 4d6.takeHighest(3)
     would return a total of the three highest dice.  For a complete list of 
     options, see the bottom of http://invisiblecastle.com/rolldice.py.
     
     As for the parameters, each parameter is optional.  By default, the values
     are:
     
     -name test
     -sets 1
     -dice 1d20
     
     Should you leave out any of these parameters, rolladv will assume you want
     the default.  This is primarily for the -name portion.  I wanted to give 
     users the option to put in their name, but didn't want to return any errors
     should they not want to.