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Can an attribute be used to increase critical hit range?

Is it possible to use the new critical range syntax (e.g. [[d20cs>19]]) with math? This works: [[d20cs>19]] But something like this does not: [[d20cs>{19-2}]] The final motivation is to use a character attribute to increase the critical range of an attack: [[d20cs>{19-@{critical_range}}]] Is there anyway to perform math on the value that will be checked as the critical range?
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The Aaron
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It expects to have a number in that position, so math won't work there. What does work is having the math in the attribute so that the expansion occurs during the attribute substitution. For example, if you have an attribute named crit_calc and it has this in it: 19-@{critical_range} Then this will work: [[d20cs>@{crit_calc}]] Edit: Never mind, that doesn't work. Missed the expansion in testing. You'd need to have the raw number in your attribute: 17 for [[d20cs>@{critical_range}]]