Dice

Stemon using esmBot to roll a die. Although, other users may prefer to use other apps, such as Dice Maiden or Dice Golem.

Throughout history, the die or dice has been used as a random value generator, both in Nguhcraft and in the Fakeworld. The usage of dice as the random factor that effects the storyline was popularized by Stemon and Adnagaporp during the Çaigoŋ-Adnar War, in which dice rolls were used to determine whether a military action was successful or not. An actual dice is rarely used, as most users use dice apps in Discord, which allows user to customise the dice.

Usage in Çaigoŋ-Adnar War

Coin flips were also used to determine whether the attack prong was successful at all. In this battle, only the Northeast prong was successful, and resulted in a heavy Adnaran loss, according to the dice roll.

Dice was used in Çaigoŋ-Adnar War to determine how successful an action is, whether it'd be recruitment of troops, moving troops, attacking enemy units, or launching Salt Missiles.

Usage in Random Event

Dice rolls may be used to determine whether an event happened or not. Instead of dictating when and how an event happen, one may use dices to determine whether it'd happen at all, and how the event would happen. Usually, a user would roll a dice with a high number (eg. a d100), and if the dice roll results in a specific number, then the event will happen. Otherwise, nothing happen.