Using the @{target|xxxxxx}. To pull multiple data without having re click target token every time.

I’m trying to write a macro to select your character (or any) and select the target u want to attack and for the macro to work out all the To-Hits and damage etc etc Now it’s easy to pull all the data for the attacking token using 1 click of @{selected|xxxxxx} But for the victim of the attack using @{target|xxxxxxx} only seems to let me pull 1 but of data per click - so I’d have to click the targets token 3 times to pulls its AC, hp and say armour type. is there a way I can do this with just clicking on the target token once Is the some way of making the macro remember who the  @{target|xxxxx} was so I don’t have to keep re clicking Perhaps something like @{targeted1|xxxxx    ????? or having 2 different @{selected|xxxxx}   So sort of @{selected1 and @{selected2| Or basically otherwise some trick/method of pulling 4-3 bits of info about 2 different tokens (the PC and the baddies)  trying to write a (non API) macro that calculate the attack to hit and roll damage

Example using 5e 2014: /desc @{target|attacker|token_name} attacks @{target|defender|token_name} (HP @{target|defender|bar1|max}, AC @{target|defender|npc_ac}) This would result in something like: "Orc attacks Duergar (HP 26, AC 16)" Change the field names to suit.  The wiki  has the details.

Cool - that works. im realy trying to get it to work for a Conan RPG game (using the Hyborian age sheet) which does include lines on the Attributes page of the character sheet - which makes it easy to pull attack bonus and damage. Anyway - I just mocked up a D&D 5e version here for illustration.  But as the attributes page of the 5e sheet does not have entries attack bonus & damage you’d have to add an extra line on the attributes or nest in a sub macro (Note - I calculated the d20 roll differently than normal.  I calculated what you need to hit rather than calculating the result - this way the d20 on screen is the what u want to see rather than the usual rolling and then looking into the chat to see the final result) - run the macro, select attacking token, then select defending token &{template:default} {{name=@{target|attacker|token_name} Bravely attacks @{target|defender|token_name}.  }}                                                                                                {{Defenders AC =@{target|defender|ac} }}                                                     {{roll to needed to Hit = [[@{target|defender|ac} -@{target|attacker|xxxxAttackModifierxxx} ]]. }}   {{Dice Roll = [[1d20]].  }}.  {{ Damage dealt =[[@{selected|attacker|xxxxxdamagedealt} ]].    - don’t include any returns