Macro: Include Modifier in Success/Failure

I have a number of macros that roll a d20 and has the possibility of a modifier as per the macro showing below. Unfortunately, the modifier, if it is not 0, is not included in calculating the success or failure of a roll. Here's the macro, it's all one line, but I did shift-return to break it into 3 for readability. It uses template:general which  is from the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1e character sheet: &{template:general} {{name=Turn Undead, @{selected|character_name}}} {{subtag= [Back](!turnundead)}} {{color=@{selected|color_option}}} {{Roll 10 or higher:=[[ ?{Modifier|0} + 1d20cs>10cf<9 ]]}} The screenshot below shows a macro mule macro with the exact same line as shown above (without the line breaks, of course). When running the macro, I entered 5 in the macro options modifier as you can see in the mouseover of the result. The actual d20 roll was 6 but with the +5 brought it to 11. Unfortunately, the 11 is colour coded as a red failure. It seems the success/failure criteria, 1d20cs>10cf<9, is evaluated  before  the 5 is added to the d20. Is there any way to reconfigure the the line so that the the modifier, if used, is included in the success/failure criteria? Thanks

I think this is what you want - the modifier is subtracted from the critical success and failure ranges?  &{template:general} {{name=Turn Undead, @{selected|character_name}}} {{subtag=  [Back](!turnundead)}} {{color=@{selected|color_option}}} {{Roll 10 or higher:=[[ ?{Modifier|0} + 1d20cs>[[10-?{Modifier}]]cf<[[9-?{Modifier}]] ]]}} In the case that you showed (a roll of 6 and modifier of 5), it would become:  [[ ?{Modifier|0} + 1d20cs>[[10-?{Modifier}]]cf<[[9-?{Modifier}]] ]] [[ 5 + 6cs>[[10-5]]cf<[[9-5]] ]] [[ 5 + 6cs>5cf<4 ]] The 6 is greater than 5, so the roll would be highlighted in green as a success, and the numbers would be added together to become 11 for the final result.

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Jarren said: I think this is what you want - the modifier is subtracted from the critical success and failure ranges?  &{template:general} {{name=Turn Undead, @{selected|character_name}}} {{subtag=  [Back](!turnundead)}} {{color=@{selected|color_option}}} {{Roll 10 or higher:=[[ ?{Modifier|0} + 1d20cs>[[10-?{Modifier}]]cf<[[9-?{Modifier}]] ]]}} In the case that you showed (a roll of 6 and modifier of 5), it would become:  [[ ?{Modifier|0} + 1d20cs>[[10-?{Modifier}]]cf<[[9-?{Modifier}]] ]] [[ 5 + 6cs>[[10-5]]cf<[[9-5]] ]] [[ 5 + 6cs>5cf<4 ]] The 6 is greater than 5, so the roll would be highlighted in green as a success, and the numbers would be added together to become 11 for the final result. Oh cool, Jarren, about to try this now. And it works! Thanks very much.