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There may be a way to make this work.

You could create a die that represents this break, give it a single face with a few dashes, for example. Since it has a single face, it will always be the face chosen for that die and will always show the dashes. The simple example xml file below might illustrate this better. In this example, the dinner and desert dice are separated by a row of dashes. Since the face can't be blank and the program treats a line of spaces as a blank, you won't be able to create an empty face, but you could use something less obvious than dashes... perhaps a single dot (period, full stop).

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<custom_dice>
    <set>
        <title>Dinner</title>
        <die>
            <title>Entree</title>
            <face>
                <title>Chicken</title>
            </face>
            <face>
                <title>Hamburgers %%</title>
                <expression>d8+1</expression>
            </face>
            <face>
                <title>Pasta</title>
            </face>
        </die>
        <die>
            <title>Break</title>
            <face>
                <title>--------------</title>
            </face>
        </die>
        <die>
            <title>Desert</title>
            <face>
                <title>Cookies</title>
            </face>
            <face>
                <title>Cake</title>
            </face>
        </die>
    </set>
</custom_dice>