D&D, Math, and You: My shameless self-promotion.

Probably gonna work on version 0.2 in a few weeks or so.

@Xirema the table "Trials for Single Dice" looks like number of ways to get the outcome, but the title didn't make that apparent.

When I read, "trial", I think single experimental event. e.g. rolling a die or dealing a card from a deck.

Lovely tables. Is homebrewery obligate two column formatted?

there's a way to set what I think they call a "wide column" that allows you to write in a single column. I think the max it allows though is 2

TBH I kind of want to find a better system than homebrewery, there's a lot of hacks I have to keep using to keep things formatted.

It looks so ugly when I try to do it in Office, though. T_T

GMBinder is another tool but probably just as hacky

I mean, LaTex seems like the best answer, but that's an entirely different beast

There might be a LaTeX template can class file for it.

Although tables in LaTeX aren't particularly pleasant to deal with.

Stats for Roll [5d6_Drop_2]
╔═════════╤══════════╤════════╤═══════════╗
║ Outcome │     Odds │ Trials │ Pass Odds ║
╟─────────┼──────────┼────────┼───────────╢
║      +3 │   0.013% │      1 │  100.000% ║
║      +4 │   0.064% │      5 │   99.987% ║
║      +5 │   0.193% │     15 │   99.923% ║
║      +6 │   0.527% │     41 │   99.730% ║
║      +7 │   1.157% │     90 │   99.203% ║
║      +8 │   2.186% │    170 │   98.045% ║
║      +9 │   3.807% │    296 │   95.859% ║
║     +10 │   6.044% │    470 │   92.052% ║

@Xirema Seems about right

so for comparison, 4d6d1 looks like it tends to hit 13, whereas this tends to hit 14

@G.Moylan Or here is a comparison