#Dnd character sheet helper code
The lack of online videos or tutorials for Telegram Bots in Python also made it even more difficult to code the DM_Helperbot. We had many problems with the documentation of the Telegram API as it was not very clear to us. Overall, although we did not finish implementing all the features that we wanted to implement, we still managed to make a robust game that was fun to play. The schedule for later iterations was then pushed back and the objectives were thought about again and redone to better suit our coding speed. For example, the 1st Prototype (Named: Barebones) was supposed to be finished at 9pm with basic stats, dice rolls, monsters and players which we then proceeded to finish at 12 midnight. We listed many different criteria for our bot and then set goals for ourselves based on the time. It automates the game making it easier on everyone's part to play the game and have fun worldbuilding as opposed to stat tracking and character sheet balancing. This makes it so that the DM can have an easier time with managing the game and doesn't have to keep track of everything at once. The DM_Helper bot essentially helps the Dungeon Master to keep track of all the character attributes, player health, gold and EXP. So, we decided to make use of this Hacknroll to create a bot that enables us all to experience the fun of D&D on the go.
A typical session of D&D lasts several hours and that amount of spare time is simply something that we don't have given that we are all from different Secondary Schools and can't meet up very often. We as a group were interested in Dungeons and Dragons because we were just enthralled by the amazing world that could be and that we thought could be possible if only we all had more time to meet each other and play the game.
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