[5e] calling on class action

Hi again guys, I have a question about my sneak attack macro. Right now when I use my weapon button it will pop up asking me if I want to sneak attack. If I select "sneak attack" i'll see a line that says "sneak attack" followed by my roll. However if I select "none" I get "Sneak Attack" followed by "no sneak attack". What I want to change is, if I click "None" i'd like it to not show any output. Just look like a normal weapon roll. Here is the current macro. Any idea if I can tweak it to do what i'm asking? ?{Sneak Attack|None,No Sneak Attack|Sneak Attack,[[(@{rogue_level}/2)d6]]}

You could place that Roll Query in the name field of the class action, instead of in the output field

This might work better, actually. ?{Sneak Attack|None, {{Sneak Attack=}}|Sneak Attack,[[(@{rogue_level}/2)d6]]}

You're a great help Silvyre. Thanks man.

Dammit, was so close. It worked great until I tried to use my riposte macro which uses my weapon roll in its output field. For some reason, using the one you posted would block most of that macros output if I selected "none". Here it is, i'm not sure if it makes sense to you or not. &{template:5eDefault}{{subheader=Battle Master Maneuver}}}{{subheaderright=Reaction}}{{character_name= Kroann}} {{emote=strikes back with a counter attack}}{{Superiority Die= [[1d8]] piercing}}{{[Roll20 Logo]( <a href="http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/diablo/images/f/f7/Overpower.png)=If" rel="nofollow">http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/diablo/images/f/f7/Overpower.png)=If</a> a creature misses you with a melee attack, you may counter attack. If you hit, add your superiority die to the attacks damage roll.}}@{Kroann Blackfist|classactionmeleeweapon} @{Kroann Blackfist|repeating_weapons_melee_0_macro_options} So I have the sneak attack macro you posted output on my weapon rolls, and since the above macro also uses my weapon rolls, it also calls for a sneak attack, but with your macro it hides alot of output if I select none.

Jeff M. said: Here it is, i'm not sure if it makes sense to you or not. I'm not sure, either. A few screenshots of what's what might help me out.

Okay, try this out: }} ?{Sneak Attack|None, |Sneak Attack, {{Sneak Attack!=[[(@{rogue_level}/2)d6]]&amp;#125;&amp;#125;}

You're a wizard, it's working great now. What is that &#125 anyhow?

It's the HTML entity for }