Hide label unless roll is a crit.

I have a macro for my custom game that the player uses to roll their action. Actions that have a Perk only apply when the attack roll crits. Is there a way I can hide the Perk subsection unless the attack roll is a crit? &{template:default} {{name=@{character_name} - Sling}} {{attack=[[1d12+@{Dexterity}]] vs Deflect}} {{damage= [[1d6+@{Dexterity}]]}} {{Tags=Ammunition, Basic, Blunt, Ranged 16}} {{Perk=Chose which of the target's stats to Blight.}}

How is critical determined in your game? There's a few ways to do this with the default template.

A roll of a 12 on the attack d12

I'm curious how you will do this, Tuo - I was all set to say this is not possible without a Custom Roll Template or a Script.

The easier way to do this is to use template overriding and reused rolls: &{template:default} {{name=@{character_name} - Sling }} {{attack= placeholder }} {{damage= placeholder }} {{[[[{0,$[[1]]}>[[12+@{Dexterity}]]]]](#)=**Perk**:Chose which of the target's stats to Blight. }} [[[[1d12+@{Dexterity}]]]] {{attack= $[[1]] vs Deflect }} {{damage= [[1d6+@{Dexterity}]] }} {{[0](#)=**Tags**:Ammunition, Basic, Blunt, Ranged 16 }} There is a neater way to do this , but RainbowEncoder can explain it better than me.

So the neater way referred to puts the on-crit template fields inside a dummy roll which will hide them as a roll comment. But by using a dynamic roll reference to 'break' the dummy roll lets the on-crit template fields be shown on a crit. The final macro being &{template:default} {{name=@{character_name} - Sling }} $[[$[[1]]]] [[[ [[ {0,[[1d12+@{Dexterity}]]-(@{Dexterity})}=12*2 ]] ]]] {{attack= }} {{damage}} {{Tags=Ammunition, Basic, Blunt, Ranged 16 }} [[[0 [[0]] {{Perk=Chose which of the target's stats to Blight.}} ]]] {{attack=$[[0]] vs Deflect }} {{damage=[[1d6+@{Dexterity}]]}}