This is a 2 parter. One is what I do, the other is the idea.
I find it useful using macros within macros.
So I set some macros without equations and just a value instead.
Then I make a Macros using the other valued ones.
Then I make a macro called #stealth.
#stealth would be set out like, /roll 1d20+#dexmod+#Trained+#Halflevel+you get it.
This way when I level up to an even number level and change Halflevel, I can still use any of my #skill check macros and they've all been updated.
Thing is it clutters up my Macros. I was thinking of having a "Placeholder" set of values which macros can use and can be organized. People always go on about "Character sheets". Why not have a page of customizable placeholders that macros can use so when a player wants to use an attack or skill. They just make a macro with all the placeholders from the sheet needed to calculate the attack or skill.
then they never have to re-write a macro, just update their sheet and tada.
