Can I parse a roll macro to output the number of dice rolled?

I have an effect that required me to know how many dice are rolled, but the number of dice is variable. The macro is ?{Is leveled?|No, [[ceil((@{caster1_level}+1)/2)]]|Yes, @{caster1_level}+1]}d4. Can I pull the number of dice post query response? I was thinking of parsing @{repeating_attacks_$id_dmgbase} (where the macro is), but I don't know how.

Are you just wanting to show the number of dice as determined in the query or...? If you just want to use/show the #of dice used, you should be able to call the query twice.  Once for the actual roll and the other to show the # of dice. example; Damage: ?{Is leveled?|No, [[ceil((@{caster1_level}+1)/2)]]|Yes, @{caster1_level}+1]}d4 Dice Rolled: [[ ?{Is leveled?} ]] Both calls need to be done in the same roll. Not sure if this applies depending on your actual use-case.

There's no good way to do this, You might be able to use a Reusing Rolls method, something like &{template:default} {{name=Whatever name you want to display}} [[ [[?{Is leveled?| No, [[ceil((@{caster1_level}+1)/2)]]| Yes, [[@{caster1_level}+1]]}]]d4]] {{roll=$[[2]]}} {{parsed=$[[1]]}} Edit: I like Vince's method, too. That's a much better way to get the number of dice rolled.

@ vÍnce , that was it. Thanks. Actual use case is additional bleed damage based on how many dice were rolled for damage.

Are scripts available? This is fairly trivial to do with the Metascript Toolbox.

Jared said: @ vÍnce , that was it. Thanks. Actual use case is additional bleed damage based on how many dice were rolled for damage. RainbowEncoder helped me with something very similar to that, where depending on a d4, you got 1-4 different bleed outputs. Here's what I have thanks to 'em: &{template:dmg} {{attack=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{dmg1=[[(1d6 + (@{class_resource}*4)) *2[CRIT]]]}} {{dmg1type=Slashing, Piercing}} &{template:dmgaction} $[[$[[1]]]] [[[ [[ ([[1d4]]-1)*2 ]] ]]] {{rname=Bleed for $[[0]] round(s)}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{dmg1=$[[9.computed]]}} [[[0 [[0]] {{dmg1=$[[8]] $[[10]]}} ]]] [[[0 [[0]] {{dmg1=$[[8]] $[[10]] $[[12]] }} ]]] [[[0 [[0]] {{dmg1=$[[8]] $[[10]] $[[12]] $[[14]]}} ]]] [[ [[@{class_resource}+1]]d8]][[[[@{class_resource}+1]]d8]][[[[@{class_resource}+1]]d8]][[[[@{class_resource}+1]]d8]] The bottom line is the bleed macro depending on the die result rolled