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@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ other D&D shows and podcasts. While a dice simulator is no substitute
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for physically rolling real dice, it might be useful for anyone who's
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on the go or otherwise unable to access their dice and a flat surface
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to roll them on (or for new players who want to try out RPGs without
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-having to spend money on dice first). It supports almost much
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-everything under the ["Standard Notation"][2] section of the Wikipedia
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-page on dice notation, as well as the syntax in this online [RPG Dice
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-Roller][3] and this [Android App][4]. (One notable exception is
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-non-standard Fate dice, i.e. "dF.1", which are not supported.)
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+having to spend money on dice first). It supports almost everything in
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+the ["Standard Notation"][2] section of the Wikipedia page on dice
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+notation, as well as the syntax in this online [RPG Dice Roller][3]
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+and this [Android App][4]. (One notable exception is non-standard Fate
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+dice, i.e. "dF.1", which are not supported.)
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[1]: http://geekandsundry.com/shows/critical-role/
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[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dice_notation#Standard_notation
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@@ -123,3 +123,11 @@ As you can see, it not only reports the total for each roll, but all
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the individual dice rolls as well, so you can understand how it came
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up with the total. This also lets you figure out whether you rolled a
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natural 20 or natural 1 on the die.
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+
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+## Known Issues
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+
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+* There is no sanity checking for dice roll effects that will never
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+ take effect, such as exploding a d6 on 7 (i.e. `d6!=7)
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+* Error messages are pretty much just reported as is, with no attempt
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+ to explain or contextualize them.
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+* Nonstandard Fate dice (i.e. "dF.1") are not supported.
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