In Chancery program <script> Guidebook

rdm()/ rol():
	suggestion: For greater integrity, instead of rol() using utility variables passed from rdm(), rdm()'s dice holding array could be made unique (eg dic[]) adjusting the array length at each call, and then rol() can process the array on its own. An element would be reserved and initially zeroed to denote rol()'s iterator stepper.

	Note that the x1 variable is used to prevent the HTML onfocus() routine from reactivating due to a possible cycling of the tab focus; while the z0 sleepout flag is used to prevent the HTML onfocus() routine from activating when the focus is on this anchor arising from any onclick()s in the entry (and vice versa). Use of x1 && x1-- keeps the x1 variable from decrementing below zero: since Javascript's syntax when x1==1 passes the x1 test and then x1-- is only decremented after the logical check is performed, rather than a --x1 formulation; so on succeeding accessions the short- circuiting imposed by && x1 rather than & keeps x1-- from being invoked again.
	</p><br/><p><a href="#" 
	onfocus="  //hit roll automatic on entry call
	if(z0 && x1 && x1--){
		y1=rdm(-3)<=10;
		w0='&nbsp;:&nbsp;You attempt a shot.';
		v0='</p><br/><p>Your shot '+(y1?'is':'isn\'t')+' effectual!';
		rol('nix');
		}
	"
	onclick="  //click for saving throw following hit results
	if(z0){
		x1=1;
		rol(rdm(-3)<aFg[aDx]?'013':'011');
		}
	">SV</a> to proceed following hit roll.

	Code listed immediately following a rol('nix'); call is executed without waiting for the rol()'s timeout() recalls to be finished.
	</p><br/><a href="#" 
	onfocus="
	if(x1 && x1--){
		b1=rdm(5)+1;
		y1=hit(pla,fWs)>=(a1=10-b0);
		w0='Your DC10 WIS SV='+a1+(y1?' passed.':' failed.');
		v0='The thief '+(y1?'grovels, and you gain 15 XP.':'escaped and you\'ve lost '+b1+' gp.');
		rol('nix');  //so </p> offsets </div>
		if(y1)
			aFg[fXp]+=15;
			else
				aFg[fMy]=Math.max(0,aFg[fMy]-b1);
		}
	"
	onclick="
	if(z0)
		jmp('006');
	">Pass in</a> as the door swings open.


	It appears that in order to transfer embedded class="map" divs from one entry to another, a map must be removed from its last viewed entry to be reassigned to a new entry. If not, the map simply won't be displayed when attempted to be inserted in the new entry, without any error message or other glitch in execution. And on the other hand, it seems that this doesn't apply to an original entry that has never been presented (viewed/ disaplayed) in the document.

	document.querySelector("#id") doesn't seem to find numrically coded id names like "025". getElementById() is used instead in those cases.

	When enumerating the childNodes within a parentNode, a </p> increments the counter; so for instance the second paragraph in <p> <p> is .childNodes[1], while in <p> </p> <p> it's [2].
	A </p> (?or &nbsp;</p>) should close a paragraph where text is to be added on/ appended by <script>ed programming: otherwise the result may show a separation of no spaces or two spaces sometimes in variance to the desired 1 space separation.
	</p><div> can be used to end entry divs: although the </p> isn't associated with a previous <p>, it's use doesn't extend the lower border and yet makes for the first <br/> inserted there to offset with a blank line space, while further insertions only offset by a new line.

	A Healing Dose that affects a "random" negative attribute adjustment actually just picks the first such in attribute order.