Bizarre combined macro behavior

This is a very simple macro combination and I cannot explain, for the life of me, why my D4 Dice/Damage combo rolls correctly with the dice and modified combined, but all other Dice types roll normally but will not combine the modifier into a single value. This is purely cosmetic but I would love to find a solution if possible. (pardon the poor paragraph structure, second time posting) Example -  ?{#D4-Damage-Dice  | #Damage-Bonus } is a combination of -  ?{Damage Dice|/r 1d4| /r 2d4|/r 3d4|/r 4d4|/r 5d4|/r 6d4|/r 7d4|/r 8d4|/r 9d4|/r 10d4} ?{Damage Bonus|+0|+1|+2|+3|+4|+5|+6|+7|+8|+9|+10} When I roll or test, the results appear as -  rolling 10d4 | +10 } ( 1 + 2 + 1 + 4 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 4 + 2 + 1 ) +10 = 35 However, if I use any of the other dice + damage mod combinations, the modifier is applied afterwards for some reason  ?{#D6-Damage-Dice | #Damage-Bonus } ?{Damage Dice|/r 1d6|/r 2d6|/r 3d6|/r 4d6|/r 5d6|/r 6d6|/r 7d6|/r 8d6|/r 9d6|/r 10d6} ?{Damage Bonus|+0|+1|+2|+3|+4|+5|+6|+7|+8|+9|+10} rolling 10d6 ( 1 + 2 + 1 + 2 + 6 + 2 + 1 + 4 + 2 + 6 ) = 27 | +10 }

I'm not sure why it works at all, because I would think the pipe would separate the modifier from the initial roll all the time.  If you are willing to answer 3 queries, you could have all of that in one macro. /r ?{Number of Dice?|1}d?{Sides?|4|6|8|10|12|20}+?{Modifier?|0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10} You can move the most common number of dice sides to the first option in the Sides? query.  You could also end the Modifier? query right after the 0 (remove everything between it and the closing curly bracket) and just let people type in a modifier.  The plus is already in the macro, so it just needs the number, and a minus could be entered if the modifier is a penalty.  If there is a certain number of dice that is the most common, you could replace the 1 in the Number of Dice? query with whatever you want there.

Kraynic said: I'm not sure why it works at all, because I would think the pipe would separate the modifier from the initial roll all the time.  If you are willing to answer 3 queries, you could have all of that in one macro. /r ?{Number of Dice?|1}d?{Sides?|4|6|8|10|12|20}+?{Modifier?|0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10} You can move the most common number of dice sides to the first option in the Sides? query.  You could also end the Modifier? query right after the 0 (remove everything between it and the closing curly bracket) and just let people type in a modifier.  The plus is already in the macro, so it just needs the number, and a minus could be entered if the modifier is a penalty.  If there is a certain number of dice that is the most common, you could replace the 1 in the Number of Dice? query with whatever you want there. That is considerably cleaner and easier. Thank you :) I've just started building macros so still picking through the options available like 'sides' etc.