Using < in a dice roll macro

Trying to come up with something that does a percentile roll check against a characteristic score that could be modified to various degrees. Along the lines of: #Ag-Test /r 1d100&lt;(@Ag-Character+ Then if I wanted to add a +10 modifier to the test I tried in the chat: #Ag-Test 10) and it returns an error. Is it not possible to write an open-ended macro like that? Any other options or workarounds? Thanks. EDIT: Apologies about the title, I had a &lt; in there and it looks like that is a no-no.

David, the reason that it isnt working is that you cannot&nbsp;put parenthesis around two values after the inequality sign without it returning an error.&nbsp; However, you could try this:&nbsp; /roll 1d100&lt;[[@Ag-Character+ and then in the chat put: #Ag-Test 10]] Note: The macro will not work unless the closing brackets are in place so it wont be usable except in the chat.&nbsp; - Gauss

Yay, go brackets! Thanks for the solution Gauss!