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Inconnu's earliest incarnation used // as the command prefix before switching to application commands. Every command has been ported over, save that //v, the legacy roll command, remains. There's no real reason for this, save that some of the bot's earliest testers are used to it. Removing it would tidy up inconnu/roll/parse.py and fix a small issue related to overzealous character detection.

When it's removed, interface/c_help.py should also be removed.

Macros are stored pools (plus optional difficulties). Presently, hunger and difficulty may be changed at use, but not the pool itself. It should be possible to add modifiers (such as from surge or impairment).

Hi, me and my friends loved your bot. I have a feature but don't know how to add, if you have time can you implement?

Connect the specs with the skills
Ex.: If I roll a Persuasion and I have a spec of seduction, I want the seduction to add points to my roll.

And if possible, separate specs and disciplines on character sheet

Currently, character commands (read: everything but the most basic rolls and /resonance) are tied to the character's owner—for obvious reasons. However, there are several use cases where it would be useful to give staff members access to player characters:

• Verify attributes without needing to bother the player
• Audit rolled dice pools against a PDF character sheet
• Make rolls for the player in secret

For these reasons, version 2.0 will feature ST rolls and lookups. The following commands will have an additional optional argument, player:

• /traits list
• /character display
• /vr
• /vm

In order to make use of this feature, users will need to be server moderators, or Inconnu will throw an error.

Why not all commands? There isn't a clear need for the remaining commands to have a user lookup feature. If staff deleted a trait from a character, for example, nothing would stop that player from re-adding it.

One possible consideration: XP management could be locked behind a staff role. This isn't planned, but if there is enough demand for such a feature, it will be considered.

The /mend command only heals superficial damage based on the character's Blood Potency, and it makes only a single rouse check. The /aggheal command, meanwhile, will perform three rouse checks and heal the character by 1 aggravated damage.

This command will be functionally equivalent to manually running:

/rouse 3
/character update ah=-1

The following functions have should be in roll/roll.py:

• perform_roll()
• __evaluate_syntax()
• __substitute_traits()
• __combine_operators()
• __get_universal_trait()
• `__match_universal_trait()

When a user tries to use a restricted command in a DM, the discord.ext.commands.errors.NoPrivateMessage isn't being caught despite on_command_error() being implemented. This seems to be an issue with the discord-ui library, as it only appeared when @ext.check_failure_response(...)es were added. This issue has been reported to the discord-ui developers and will hopefully be fixed in a future version.

The exception does not appear to affect bot behavior or reliability; it just emits an error message to the console.