Test run for damage example table:
| Source | Damage expression | Explanation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Dagger
|
 1d4 (1~4)  Piercing damage |
A single four-sided die is rolled for a total of 1 to 4 piercing damage. | Requires the preceding attack roll to succeed. |
 Greatsword
|
 2d6 (2~12)  Slashing damage |
Roll two six-sided dice for a total of 2 to 12 slashing damage. | Requires the preceding attack roll to succeed. |
|
 8d6 (8~48)  Fire damage |
Roll eight six-sided dice for a total of 8 to 48 fire damage. | A successful can reduce this by half. |
For example, a successful attack with a Dagger does a base of 1d4Piercing damage (1~4). This means a single four-sided die 
is rolled to determine the damage, for a total of 1 to 4 piercing damage. Most weapons use a single damage die, but some two-handed weapons use two: a successful attack with a Greatsword does 2d6Slashing damage (2~12), rolling two six-sided dice 
for a total of 2 to 12 slashing damage. Damaging spells typically roll more dice: for example, being caught in a will cause 8d6Fire damage (8~48), though a successful Saving Throw can reduce it to half.