It took me a bit of doing, but I've finally made a macro for the Toughness Feat in Pathfinder, though it can be adapted for similar feats. The feat basically gives you 3 HP upon taking it, and 1 more for each level beyond 3rd (so at 4th you get +1, 5th you get +2, etc. in addition to the 3 you got). This macro will manage this for you. 3 + [[ [[@{level}>4]] * (@{level} - 3) ]] Here's a rundown in case you want to alter it to suit another purpose: [[@{level}>4]] will test if the total level is greater than or equal to 4. It has to be 4 because the feat starts adding after level 3, and the > doesn't actually test if it's strictly greater than the target. It will return the number of successes , so this will either be 0 or 1. We then multiply that number to the result of subtracting 3 from the total level. If the level isn't 4 or higher, it'll be returned as 0 successes, voiding whatever it's multiplied to. At 4th level, the problem will end up looking like this: 3 + ([[1 success]] * (4-3)) The success is returned as an integer. This can be modified to check for a threshold, such as whether a creature is bloodied or not. The "Boolean Statement" is [[@{integer to be tested} > or < {Integer to be compared against}]]. Hope this helps, or even brings a little tucked away macro function to your attention.
