Max Dice Roller - Linux Review

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Max Dice is a simple dice rolling utility for use on Windows and Linux systems You may enter your information in one of two places. You may enter in the text box or by moving the slider to the left or right correlating to the field you are adjusting.

Here are the definitions of each of the fields

1. Dice to roll – This field determines how many dice that the program will roll for you. (1- one dice, 2-two dice, up to as many dice as you need to roll)

2. Size of dice – This field determines the size of the dice (i.e. standard dice = 6, this would decide what the maximum number would be,)

3. Maxed dice – This field determines the number of dice to set at the maximum level. (For example if you are rolling 5 dice, and you want 3 at max always, set at 3.)

4. Tossed dice – This field determines the number of low dice that you will throw out. This will eliminate this number of low throws from the total.

5. Reroll – high. This will cause all dice that are rolled at this number or higher to be rolled again.

6. Reroll – low. This will cause all dice that are rolled at this number or lower to be rolled again.

Please contact Max Dice Roller - Linux publisher, Two Brothers Software if you have questions or issues regarding this product.

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