List of commands

Pf2ooler has many commands available. This page keeps a record of all of them in a tree-like structure. Commands you can actually run (terminal nodes) are in bold. Command options are in italic.

secret: All commands have a secret option, which hides the response from everyone else when set to "Yes". Some /roll commands have extra options too!

General information

• /view
  Commands in this group display static information.

  • /view help
    Displays some basic information about the bot, a quick-start guide to its use, and provides links to the support server.

  • /view licenses
    Displays licenses and other legal information.

  • /view stats
    Displays a count of each data-type that Pf2ooler has available, plus its version number, current uptime, and source data version.

• /donate
  Displays a personal message from me about how to support the project 😊

Data look-up

• /lookup
  All the data-look-up commands are in this group.

  name (required): All /lookup commands require the name of the thing you're trying to look up. This name is case-insensitive and doesn't need to be complete (e.g. "bnob" will match Hobnobber), but it does need to be spelt correctly (e.g. "honbobber" will not match).

  • /lookup action
    Looks up an action or activity. Note this isn't limited to just basic actions; actions specific to classes, ancestries, etc. are included, as are some actions in adventure paths.

  • /lookup affliction
    Looks up a curse, disease, or other affliction.

  • /lookup ancestry
    Looks up an ancestry.

  • /lookup background
    Looks up a background.

  • /lookup class
    Looks up a class. Currently, this just responds with the class' HP and sidebar information (starting proficiencies, etc.).

  • /lookup condition
    Looks up a condition.

  • /lookup creature
    Creature-specific commands are in this group. The much anticipated /lookup creature statblock will find its way here soon!

    • /lookup creature ability
      Looks up a standard creature ability, such as Darkvision or Swallow Whole.

    • /lookup creature image
      Looks up and displays a creature's artwork, if it's available on the Archives of Nethys.

    • /lookup creature summary
      Looks up and displays an abridged version of a creature's statblock.

  • /lookup deity
    Deity-specific commands are in this group.

    • /lookup deity avatar
      Looks up a deity's battle form for the avatar spell.

    • /lookup deity intercession
      Looks up the standard divine intercessions a deity offers.

    • /lookup deity statblock
      Looks up a deity's statblock. This uses the standard form introduced in Lost Omens: Gods & Magic, so some 'unique' statistics, such as Sacred Animal, aren't included.

  • /lookup event
    Looks up a rare event (introduced in Lost Omens: Travel Guide page 112).

  • /lookup familiar
    Familiar-specific commands are in this group.

    • /lookup familiar ability
      Looks up a familiar ability.

  • /lookup feat
    Looks up a feat.

  • /lookup heritage
    Looks up a heritage, including versatile heritages.

  • /lookup item
    Item-specific commands are in this group, though currently it's a bit sparse!

    • /lookup item group
      Looks up a weapon/armour group's specialisation effect.

    • /lookup item statblock
      Looks up a 'base' (non-magical) weapon, armour, or shield statblock. Adventuring equipment and magic items coming Soon™!

  • /lookup relic
    This group is currently a bit of a dummy, only existing so /lookup relic gift reads intuitively.

    • /lookup relic gift
      Looks up a relic gift.

  • /lookup ritual
    Looks up a ritual.

  • /lookup skill
    Looks up the description for a skill, including a summary of its skill actions.

  • /lookup spell
    Looks up a spell.

  • /lookup subclass
    Looks up a subclass, such as a barbarian's instinct or a sorcerer's bloodline. This shows all features the subclass confers.

  • /lookup trait
    Looks up a trait.

Dice-rolling and randomness

The syntax for the /roll commands can be confusing given how many options are available, so I recommend experimenting a bit to get a feel.

• /roll
  All dice-related commands are in this group.

  description: All /roll commands let you include a description, which will be posted along with the result. Useful if you want a record of what the roll was for.

  • /roll dice
    This is your general-purpose command to roll arbitrary dice. Should be fairly self-explanatory.

    dice (required): The dice notation you want to roll.
    count: By default, the command rolls dice once. You can use this option to make it roll more.
    secret: The usual "Yes" option is replaced with two options: "Invisible" and "Spoilered". "Invisible" hides the response as normal, while "Spoilered" posts the message publicly but hides all the rolls and totals with spoilers.

  • /roll check
    This command lets you roll checks as per Pathfinder 2e's rules. It's got slightly nicer formatting than /roll dice, so I recommend using it if you're actually making a check!

    modifiers: Enter any modifiers here. The string is assumed to start with a +, so you don't need to enter that yourself. Full dice notation is accepted too. Leaving this blank just rolls a d20 with no modifiers (i.e. a flat check).
    dc: If you enter a DC for the check, Pf2ooler will also display it and the degree of success.
    count: By default, the command only makes one check. You can use this option to make it roll more.
    secret: The usual "Yes" option is replaced with two options: "Invisible" and "Spoilered". "Invisible" hides the response as normal, while "Spoilered" posts the message publicly but hides the DC and all rolls, totals, and degrees of success with spoilers.

  • /roll character
    Rolls 4d6dl1 six times. Useful if you're using the Rolling Ability Scores variant rule.

    secret: The usual "Yes" option is replaced with two options: "Invisible" and "Spoilered". "Invisible" hides the response as normal, while "Spoilered" posts the message publicly but hides all the rolls and the total with spoilers.

  • /roll recovery
    This is a shortcut for rolling a recovery check. The recovery DC is calculated automatically.

    dying (required): Your current dying value.
    toughness: Set this to "Yes" if you have the Toughness feat.
    defy_death: Set this to "Yes" if you have the Defy Death feat.
    mountains_stoutness: Set this to "Yes" if you have the Mountain's Stoutness feat.
    count: By default, this command only rolls one recovery check. You can use this option to make it roll more.
    secret: The usual "Yes" option is replaced with two options: "Invisible" and "Spoilered". "Invisible" hides the response as normal, while "Spoilered" posts the message publicly but hides the DC and all rolls, totals, and degrees of success with spoilers.

  • /roll table
    This command lets you roll on a table. The table doesn't need to actually be a 'random table' with a die roll in the header—you can use it to get a random row from any table (with some obscure exceptions). Useful if you want inspiration rather than adjudication, though it of course works for that too.

    name (required): The name of the table on which you want to roll.
    count: By default, this command only rolls on the table once. You can use this option to make it roll more (repeats possible).

• /draw
  All card-related commands are in this group.

  count: By default, all /draw commands only draw one card. You can use this option to make them draw more (repeats possible).
  description: All /draw commands let you include a description, which will be posted along with the result. Useful if you want a record of what the roll was for.

  • /draw critical
    This group serves a shorthand for using /roll table to draw a card from the critical hit/fumble decks (which are represented as random tables in Pf2eTools).

    attack (required): The type of attack you're making. This determines which row of the card is read off.

    • /draw critical fumble
      Draws a random card from the critical fumble deck and displays the effect depending on attack.

    • /draw critical hit
      Draws a random card from the critical hit deck and displays the respective effect depending on attack.

  • /draw hero
    This group only exists so that /draw hero point reads intuitively.

    • /draw hero point
      Draws a random card from the hero point deck.

• /random
  The /random group is exactly like the /lookup group, except it chooses a random one for you!