Need help with Macro

So, I have macro that I need some help with. Essentially, it's just a series of attack rolls. Basically, I have a character who gets a varying number of attacks with a primary natural weapon (don't ask how this happens). I want to be able to plug in a number for the number of attacks that I make, then have the macro roll the attack roll for each attack, adding the same bonus for each roll. As for damage, I made a macro that works really well. Here's what it looks like: /r {(?{Number of Non-Crit Hits|0}*2)d6+?{Number of Non-Crit Hits|0}*8+(?{Number of Crits|0}*4)d6+?{Number of Crits|0}*16} Not sure how helpful that is, though.

Not possible without using the API or a custom RollTemplate, both of which are Pro level subscription features and would require the GM/DM to install.

daaaang Thanks though.

Hi, have a look here (min 2 or so) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYhB8SF5wLk" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYhB8SF5wLk</a> As far as I understand, he does something simmular

Precisely HOW&nbsp; varied are the number of natural attacks? If the it's relatively few( or you're really methodical about using attributes to keep it neat) , you could write this up as a drop-down Query to let you select which one to use when you execute the macro. ?{How many attacks | One, [[ macro text&nbsp; ]]&nbsp; | Two, [[ macro text&nbsp; ]] | Three, [[ macro text ]] &nbsp;&nbsp; } ******************************************* A slightly cleaner/organized approach to this is to store the macro text as Attributes, and just call the values when you execute the macro. Assume:Attribute "OneHit" = [[1d20 + something ]] Attribute "OneDmg"= [[ 2d6 + something ]] Attribute "TwoHit" = [[1d20 + something ]] Attribute "TwoDmg" = [[ 4d6 + something ]] etc. ?{How many attacks | One,&nbsp; @{OneHit} for @{OneDmg} &nbsp;&nbsp; | Two, @{TwoHit} for @{TwoDmg}&nbsp; | Three, @{ThreeHit} for @{ThreeDmg}&nbsp; } That will simplify the actual macro in case you need to add or change things;&nbsp; and breaks the attack and damage rolls up so it's also easier to tweak as needed later on.

I already have the damage macro working. But yeah, that first thing was absolutely amazing! Thanks, I can do it now!

Drop down query to the rescue!