These options are used during [Game Management](./Game-Management).

>  *Note: multiple options can be set at the same time*

<br>

### `dialogPost=""`
***

This determines how RPG Sage's dialog posts are handled.

Valid `dialogPost` values:
- `EMBED` uses an embed that includes the character's avatar on the right. *(default)*
- `POST` uses a simple message post some screen readers cannot read Discord embeds.
- `UNSET` uses the dialogPost method inherited from either the User, Game, or Server.

Examples:
```
sage! game update dialogPost="post"
sage! game update dialogPost="unset"
```

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### `dialogTo=""`
***

This is the Channel you want all Dialog in the Game to be posted to, regardless of where you post it from.

Example:
```
sage! game update dialogTo=" #dialog-only "
```

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### `diceCrit=""` *(DnD5e and PF2e only)*
***

This sets how Critical Hit damage is calculated.

Valid `diceCrit` values:
- `TIMESTWO` rolls the dice and multiplies the results x2. *(default)*
- `ROLLTWICE` rolls the damage twice and adds the results together.
- `ADDMAX` rolls the dice once and then adds max damage to the result. *(RPG Sage House Rule)*
- `UNSET` uses the diceCrit method inherited from either the Game or the Server.

Examples:
```
sage! game update diceCrit="addmax"
sage! game update diceCrit="unset"
```

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### `diceOutput=""`
***

This determines how compact or verbose the dice results are displayed.
Read more about Dice Output [here](./Dice-Output).

Valid `diceOutput` values:
- `XXS`, `XS`, `S`
- `M` *(default)*
- `L`, `XL`, `XXL`
- `ROLLEM` uses the diceoutput method that most closely emulates what Rollem uses.
- `UNSET` uses the diceoutput method inherited from either the Game or the Server.

Examples:
```
sage! game update diceoutput="xxl"
sage! game update diceoutput="rollem"
sage! game update diceoutput="unset"
```

<br>

### `dicePost=""`
***

This determines how RPG Sage posts dice results.

Valid `dicePost` valus:
- `POST` will output dice results in a simple post.
- `EMBED` will output dice results in an embed in a post. *(default)*
- `UNSET` uses the dicepost method inherited from either the Game or the Server.

Examples:
```
sage! game update dicepost="post"
sage! game update dicepost="unset"
```

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### `diceSecret=""`
***

This determines how RPG Sage reacts to dice with the word "secret" in them.

Valid `diceSecret` values:
- `DM` tells Sage to find the first available GM and send the dice results to them as a DM.
- `GM` tells Sage to find a GM channel and send the dice results there. If no GM channel exists, this is treated as DM.
- `HIDE` tells Sage to hide/redact the results using spoiler tags.
- `IGNORE` simply ignores them. *(default)*
- `UNSET` uses the diceSecret method inherited from either the Game or Server.

Examples:
```
sage! game update dicesecret="ignore"
sage! game update dicesecret="unset"
```

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### `gmCharName=""` *(create only)*
***

This sets the diplay name of the GM Character (Game Master special NPC) used by the `gm::` Dialog.

Example:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Story" gmCharName="Dragon Master"
```
> This command can *only* be used to set the name of the GM Character when creating a **new** Game. To update the GM Character's name, you must instead use the `sage!gm update` command found [here](./Character-Management#update-a-character).

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### `gameSystem=""`
***

This is the Game System, which determines how RPG Sage handles certain features, such as Dice and Search.

Valid `gameSystem` values:
- `CNC` Coyote & Crow
- `DND5E` Dungeons & Dragons 5e
- `E20` Essence 20 system (G.I. Joe, Power Rangers, Transformers, etc.)
- `PF1E` Pathfinder RPG
- `PF2E` Pathfinder 2e
- `QUEST` Quest RPG
- `SF1E` Starfinder
- `VTM5E` Vampire: The Masquerade (5e)
- `NONE` *(default)*

Examples:
```
sage! game update gameSystem="vtm5e"
sage! game update gameSystem="pf2e"
```

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### `gm=""`
***

This adds the User mentioned as a Game Master of the new Game.

Example:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" gm=" @Randal "
```

<br>

### `gms=""`
***

This adds the Users as Game Masters of the Game.
If a Role is given, the Role's Users are added as a Game Masters of the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" gms=" @GameMaster "
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" gms=" @DragonSagaGameMasters "
```

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### `ic=""`
***

This adds the Channel referenced as an In-Character Channel of the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" ic=" #dragon-saga-ic "
```

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### `name=""`
***

This sets the name of the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga"
sage! game update name="Questbound"
```

<br>

### `ooc=""`
***

This adds the Channel referenced as an Out-of-Character Channel of the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" ooc=" #dragon-saga-ooc "
```

<br>

### `players=""`
***

This adds the Users as Players of the Game.
If a Role is given, the Role's Users are added as a Players of the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" players=" @Player1 @Player2 "
sage! game create name="Dragon Saga" players=" @DragonSagaPlayers "
```

<br>

### `remove=""` *(update only)*
***

When updating a Game, any Players, Game Masters, or Channels mentioned or referenced in the `remove` command will be removed from the Game.

Examples:
```
sage! game update remove=" #old-ic #old-ooc "
sage! game update remove=" @RemovedPlayer @RemovedGameMaster "
```