Problem → workflow → tool

Rolling dice online in Hunter: The Reckoning 5th Edition

Use a system-accurate roller so results match the game’s mechanics. Use the links below to apply the workflow in Hunter: The Reckoning 5th Edition and keep it consistent across sessions.

Workflow (do this first)

State the problem in one sentence (what is stuck?).
Pick the fastest consistent mechanic to resolve it (DV/DC/band/difficulty).
Make stakes explicit (success changes what, failure costs what).
Resolve once, then apply a consequence that moves the scene forward.

Roll loop reminder

VTM V5 uses d10 dice pools: roll Attribute + Skill, count successes on 6+, and watch for criticals on 10s. Hunger dice add personal-horror volatility (messy criticals and bestial failures).

Example: If Hunger dice contribute to a critical, the success is messy: you win, but the Beast shows.

Copyable facts

5 Creeds: Entrepreneurial, Faithful, Inquisitive, Martial, Underground
Edge system: Supernatural abilities granted by the Imbuing
Conviction mechanics: Fuels Edges, represents commitment to Vigil
Cell system: Hunters work in groups for safety
Monster hunting focus: Investigate, prepare, hunt
Human vulnerability: Still human, powerful but fragile

Common mistakes (smallest fix)

Mistake: rolling repeatedly until you get the answer you want. Fix: one roll should change the situation; if you need another attempt, change position/resources first.
Mistake: unclear stakes. Fix: state what success gives and what failure costs before the roll.

Dice mistakes

Fix recurring rule slips.

Roll resolution

Fast lookup while running scenes.

Context (system overview)

Hunter: The Reckoning 5th Edition is a tabletop RPG where you play as ordinary humans who have been "Imbued" with supernatural awareness, allowing you to see and hunt the monsters that prey on humanity. As part of the Vigil, you track your Conviction, manage your Edges, and work with your cell to protect the innocent.

System guide

Rules + key concepts.

System glossary

Definitions for system terms.