I posted before trying to work out a roll template that will display "success" or "failure" after calculating a roll...and thanks to the fine folks that made the KAMB character sheet, I was able to do that. My current conundrum is that I would like to add a third printable option for critical failure/fumble (which would be on a result of 100 on the roll only). I have tried multiple times, and for the life of me I just end up breaking the template. Base die rolling mechanic for the game is to roll a d100 against a target # and roll equal to or lower, with a result of 100 always being a fumble. Here is my modified KAMB roll template, any help with adding a crit fail/fumble result to the success/failure conditionals would be appreciated. (note there is a nested success/failure conditional that I added, that does function properly, I don't need to change that as it works properly). <!-- roll template attribute--> <rolltemplate class="sheet-rolltemplate-attribute"> <table class="sheet-rolltemplate-attribute"> {{#name}}<tr><th>{{name}}</th></tr>{{/name}} {{#subheader}}<tr><td class="sheet-subheader">{{subheader}}</td></tr>{{/subheader}} {{#roll}} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat">{{roll}}</span></td></tr> {{/roll}} {{#success}} {{#rollLess() roll success }} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat sheet-green">Success!</span></td></tr> {{#damage}} {{#roll2}} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat">{{roll2}}</span></td></tr> {{/roll2}} {{#success2}} {{#rollLess() roll2 success2 }} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat sheet-green">Crit! Convert Bruises to Wounds</span></td></tr> {{/rollLess() roll2 success2 }} {{/success2}} {{#fail2}} {{#rollGreater() roll2 fail2 }} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat sheet-red">No Crit!</span></td></tr> {{/rollGreater() roll2 fail2 }} {{/fail2}} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat">{{damage}}</span></td></tr> {{/damage}} {{/rollLess() roll success }} {{/success}} {{#fail}} {{#rollGreater() roll fail }} <tr><td><span class="sheet-tcat sheet-red">Failure!</span></td></tr> {{/rollGreater() roll fail }} {{/fail}} </table> </rolltemplate> examples of what the output looks like: Here is an example of the button macro related to the template: <button name="weapon" type="roll" title="weapon roll" value='&{template:attack} {{name=@{character_name} }} {{subheader=Fires @{weaponname} }} {{success=[[@{agility}+1]] }} {{fail=[[@{agility}]] }} {{roll=Roll:[[[[1d100]] +?{Modifier|0}]] vs [[@{agility}]]}} {{damage=Damage:[[@{weapondamage}]] Hit Location=[[1t[Hit-Location]]]}}'></button> Attack There are three separate roll tables in the sheet: attribute, skill, attack (due to subtle differences in what needs to be displayed by each).