So this was something I had resigned myself to not being able to do. That is, until I had this brilliant (I feel) idea tonight. In my various Pathfinder games, I will setup macros for attacks, something along the lines of this: /em @{Target|token_name} is attacked with a morningstar [[ 1d20 + @{BAB}[Base Attack Bonus] + @{STR}[Strength] +1[Weapon Focus] ]] Attack vs. AC [[ 20 + @{BAB} + @{STR} +1 ]] Minimum to crit [[ 1d8 + @{STR} ]] B/P Dmg [[ 1d20 + @{BAB} + @{STR} +1 ]] Crit Confirm [[ 1d8 + @{STR} ]] Crit Dmg I have all these setup as attributes instead of having to fill out a full character sheet. That way, if I drink say a Potion of Bull's Strength, I had 2 to my STR attribute (+4 to Strength = +2 to STR modifier), and my attack updates automatically without me having to remember to change the attack bonus and damage and all that Anyways, having the labels in there makes it easy to know what each bonus is when looking at the output in chat. The problem is, if you add the labels to the "Minimum to crit" roll, it fails with the following error: Could not determine result type of: [{"type":"M","expr":"10+7+1+2+0"},{"type":"L","text":"Size"}] This is because (my guess) the labels are not allowed on Math-Only rolls, for whatever reason (my guess is math-only can be easily calculated, where a dice roll would have to go through an algorithm to "roll" the die and that algorithm accounts for the labels). Anyways, I just figured I'd put the labels in the first roll and that's that, I could look it up there if I needed to. Well tonight I was writing a quick CMB/CMD macro like this: CMB: [[ 1d20+@{BAB} +@{STR} +0[Size] ]] CMD: [[ 10+@{BAB} +@{STR} +@{DEX} +1 ]] Makes it very easy to check CMB/CMD for a creature. The problem is, I may forget at some point in the future what that +1 is for, and I can't label it. Or can I? Turns out, I can. I thought "How can I make this a dice roll, to allow labels, without affecting the outcome?" And the answer is simple: CMD: [[ d0 + 10+@{BAB} +@{STR} +@{DEX} +1[Dodge] ]] Now this is a dice roll, so it is parsed differently, and I can use my label, and the outcome doesn't change, since it will always roll 0. :D Hope this helps!
