2 things for this: "10-again" and "Count Successes"
10-again: If the maximum number for that die is rolled, keep it and add one more roll. Also referred to as "exploding".
Example: 3d10! --> 1,6,10 (and since this 10 is the maximum of 1d10, keep it and add one more roll), 7
Count Successes: Instead of adding all numbers above a result together, count how many of them there are.
Example:Using our previous example, we are looking for how many numbers are equal to or higher than 8.
3d10!>=8 --> 1,6,10,8 = 2 (counted, not added)
2 things for this: "10-again" and "Count Successes"
10-again: If the maximum number for that die is rolled, keep it and add one more roll. Also referred to as "exploding". Example: 3d10! --> 1,6,10 (and since this 10 is the maximum of 1d10, keep it and add one more roll), 7
Count Successes: Instead of adding all numbers above a result together, count how many of them there are. Example: Using our previous example, we are looking for how many numbers are equal to or higher than 8. 3d10!>=8 --> 1,6,10,8 = 2 (counted, not added)