Module Deathroll

This is a module compatible for AzerothCore, ElunaTrinityWotlk that implements Deathroll with ElunaLUA and AIO

Features

• challenge other player to a deathroll
• set bet in gold
• set start roll
• mode to roll to the death
• no need to be grouped
• timeout after a set amount, refund players or award winner
• database persistence
• automatically awards winning player, if winnings are too large then gold is send through ingame mail

ui:

to the death example:

deathroll_to_the_death.mp4

challenge and to the death example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YXcdoI8CQ0

Configuration

• removeGoldAtStart: enable to take gold from players upon start of the game
• enableDB: enable database persistence, if removeGoldAtStart is enabled, on restart will refund games that were still in progress
• customize strings
• allowToTheDeath: enable/hide skull button
• set timeouts: how much time is allowed between rolls

Tested with

AzerothCore ElunaTrinityWotlk

How to play:

• .dr to open the window
• .dra to accept a challenge
• .drd to decline a challenge, challenge can automatically timeout and decline
• .drroll to roll without using the gui
• .drrefund request refund if there was a server issue

Target another player and click "Challenge" or the "Skull". Skull will do "Challenge" and kill the losing player

Requirements

AIO https://github.com/Rochet2/AIO/tree/master

Database

If config enabled, requires a table deathroll. This table will be auto generated on launch.

These will be auto-executed on launch with ac_eluna changes based on your config

Recorded data

stores completed and in progress deathrolls

|id|challengerGUID|targetGUID|wager|status|time|
|--|--------------|----------|-----|------|----|
|1|94|70|10000|3|2024-07-24 21:37:43|

License

LICENSE

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