I suspect the answer is "you can't," but I'll ask anyway. Roll20 supports critical hits and fumbles. In the game I'm running, there are three special kinds of rolls: Victories (critical hits), Blunders (fumbles), and Graces. A Grace is a success in which you were secretly helped by time traveler (e.g., "So it WAS me to took my dad's keys!"). A Victory happens if you roll a 1 (on a d10) and roll again and get another 1; a Blunder happens on a 10 and roll again and get another 10; a Grace happens if you roll your unmodified skill rating and roll again and get your unmodified skill rating again. The closest I've been able to get to this in a roll template is with: {{result=[[@{rating} - 1d10cs1cs[[@{rating}]]cf10]]}} {{check=[[1d10]])). To show Victories and Blunders I use: {{#rollWasCrit() result}} {{#rollTotal() check 1}} VICTORY {{/rollTotal() check 1}} {{/rollWasCrit() result}} {{#rollWasFumble() result}} {{#rollTotal() check 10}} BLUNDER {{/rollTotal() check 10}} {{/rollWasFumble() result}} So far, the best I've been able to do for Graces is: {{#rollWasCrit() result}} {{#^rollTotal() check 1}} POSSIBLE GRACE: are Rating and Check the same? {{/^rollTotal() check 1}} {{/rollWasCrit() result}} and ignoring the someone unusual case of someone with a rating of 1 rolling both a Victory and a Grace at the same time. I'm sure there isn't another die modifier, like cs and cf, that could solve this by giving me something else to "hook" onto with a helper function. Right? Anybody have any ideas on how this might be accomplished? Is there a way to move the math of (rating - roll) to someplace other than "result" such that I can refer to {{rating}} and {{roll}} separately in the template but still end up with the correct {{result}} as well?
