A Foundry module that allows tracking arbitrary stats. https://foundryvtt.com/packages/stat-tracker
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Stats Tracker

This FoundryVTT module aims to provide a clean way of keeping track of any data points you want within Foundry, whether that be dice rolls, or other things like how many natural 1s to natural 20s you get.

I was inspired by the dicestats module, however it only allows tracking dice statistics, which is something I found myself needing to work around and struggle against, so I decided to make this module to fill that gap while improving upon the graph rendering.

For more information on how to use this module, check out the "Documentation" compendium within your world!

Installation

You can find a history of all releases on the Foundry package listing or in the GitHub releases tab. Prereleases will only be released to the GitHub page, so if you want to check out those releases, you'll need to use those manifest links directly.

Bugs or Feature Requests

Bugs and Feature Requests can be submitted via the GitHub issues. Planned features can also be seen in the GitHub issues list.

Contribution

Contribution guidelines / requirements coming soon.