rolltemplate loosing rows

The following rollltemplate behaves weird if you enter the same value for all three prompts X,Y,Z (e.g. 4,4,4): &{template:default} {{name=Difficulty}} {{d?{X|6}=[[1d?{X|6} ]]}} {{d?{Y|6}=[[1d?{Y|6}]]}} {{d?{Z|6}=[[1d?{Z|6}]]}} And to top it off, it behaves inconsistently. Here two D4 are shown. <missing image> Here only 1 row is lost: ... and finally 2/3 are lost <missing image> Edit 1: Can't paste multiple images it seems? The images ones showed 3 rows "D4" then 2 rows "D4" and one row "D4" Edit 2: Adding extra leading spaces seems to fix this &{template:default} {{name=Difficulty}} {{ d4=[[1d4]] }}{{ d4=[[1d6]] }}{{ d4=[[1d4]]}} Edit 3: Also if there is no leading space before the key it capitalizes it. I'd capitalize it, if I would have wanted to :). Is this implemented as a dictionary/map? Wouldn't it make sense to use an index? Why would I ever want to override a key?

You can post multiple images, but you need to save them first. Directly uploading as a screenshot without saving does not work... and as for your macro, it consistently showed me only one die. Tried it with 4 and 6... BUT I see one thing you CAN try: remove the space after the "{{d?{X|6}=[[1d?{X|6}" MAYBE this fixes your Problem... Wandler said: The following rollltemplate behaves weird if you enter the same value for all three prompts X,Y,Z (e.g. 4,4,4): &{template:default} {{name=Difficulty}} {{d?{X|6}=[[1d?{X|6} ]]}} {{d?{Y|6}=[[1d?{Y|6}]]}} {{d?{Z|6}=[[1d?{Z|6}]]}} And to top it off, it behaves inconsistently. Here two D4 are shown. <missing image> Here only 1 row is lost: ... and finally 2/3 are lost <missing image> Edit 1: Can't paste multiple images it seems? The images ones showed 3 rows "D4" then 2 rows "D4" and one row "D4" Edit 2: Adding extra leading spaces seems to fix this &{template:default} {{name=Difficulty}} {{ d4=[[1d4]] }}{{ d4=[[1d6]] }}{{ d4=[[1d4]]}} Edit 3: Also if there is no leading space before the key it capitalizes it. I'd capitalize it, if I would have wanted to :). Is this implemented as a dictionary/map? Wouldn't it make sense to use an index? Why would I ever want to override a key?