Successes, failures, and criticals

Success target

A compare point after a die counts 1 for each matching face and 0 for the rest. 5d10>=8 counts d10 results of 8 or higher; total becomes that count. A second condition prefixed by f counts −1 per failure. If success and failure both match, success takes priority.

5d10>=8
5d10>=8f=1
6d6>4f<2

result.pool is null without a target. With one, it exposes successes, failures, and netSuccesses. Structural pool(±N) changes the dice count and does not create this summary.

Comparisons

The operators are =, !=/<>, <, <=, >, and >=, followed by a numeric threshold that may be negative. Immediately after a die, ! starts an explosion; use <> for an unambiguous “not equal” target. Compare points also work in explosions and rerolls.

Critical marks

cs marks critical success on the maximum face; cf marks critical failure on the minimum face. An optional compare point changes the trigger. These marks appear in states and classify events but do not change the total by themselves.

d20cs
d20cf
4d6cs>=5cf=1

Try the examples

Try 5d10>=8 · Try 5d10>=8f=1 · Try d20cs