Quick Dice Roller support the main four operators (+,*,-,/) as well as the special d operator.
The output of such operators is a value with the numeric equal to the numeric result of the operation, and the label equal to the labels of the two operators separated by the operator (i.e. "3*2").
Dice operator
The special d operator is used to roll dice. As most of you already know, "2d6" means roll two times a six faced die, and add all the results together.
The d operator has the highest priority, and is evaluated before any other operator, thus "2d6*3" means add the result of two six sided dice and then multiply it by 3.
The output of the d operator is a value with the numeric equal to the numeric result of the roll, and the label equal to the numeric result surrounded by square brackets (i.e. "[5]*3").
Special cases
If the number of dice to roll is less or equal to 0, then no dice are rolled at all. If the number of faces is less or equal to 1, then a single sided dice (i.e. a dice that will always return 1) is rolled.
Naming conventions
It is possible to use t (swedish tärning) or w (deutch würfel) as alternative of d.