Linking Macros inside of Macros?

Don't know if this is the correct place to put this, but I couldn't find anything about it anywhere else. Is it possible to link a macro inside of another macro. For instance the thief's sneak attack, if the initial attack is successful the thief then gets a sneak attack (certain restrictions apply), would you be able to link a sneak attack macro inside of the original attack?

This is just fine! You can find what you're looking for in the wiki here: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Nesting_Macros" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Nesting_Macros</a> The practical upshot is you can refer to macros by name using the # on the front. Note that abilities (often thought of as character macros) are prefaced with a %.

Thank you "The Aaron"! I will try that right away.

Ok, just tried that but it's not pulling anything up. It just puts "%Sneak Attack" in the description of chat box.

Doublecheck that you're specifying the character name when referencing an attribute For example: %{Legius|Acid-Orb-R-@W}

Ahh, I see. I didn't know the formula for that. Will try again. Thank you "GenKitty".

That worked, thanks everyone.

Hope someone answers me. I Currently Have a ranger with multiple attacks, so I am trying to program various macros with weapon base attack as #BAB: Name: BAB [[1d20cs19 + 8[BAB] + @{Character Name|STR-mod} + 1[Magico] + 1[Weapon Focus] + ?{AttackMod|0}]]] I want to use a a base macros in order to have an easier time calculating for al my attacks, using the following formula for two weapon fighting's first attack: Name: TWFA [[#BAB-2]] That would be for the first two attacks in a full attack round using two weapons, each preceding attack would have the penalties in accordance to its order. The problem that i asm having is that it does not adjust the result, it only shows the result of the attack followed by a -2

Ok, I just realized that as long as you don't capsule the #BAB formula (the command [[macro]] outputs a fixed result number), you can modifiy it within another macro