Dougie said: Mark G. said: The Drop-down query would effectively replace the buttons (I don't see many reasons to use both, really) Drop-down queries take the (general) format of: ?{Pop-up prompt text | Label1, Result1 | Label2, Result2 | Label3, Result3 ... } Example: ?{Select Power | At-Will power1, Power 1 does blah blah for [[1d6]] damage, etc | At-Will power2, Power 1 does blah blah for [[1d6]] damage, etc | Encounter Power1, Encounter Power 1 does blah blah for [[2d6]] damage,etc } Thanks for this Mark but I think you lost the real meaning of my question. I don't want to copy/paste all macros into 1. What I was after was a dropdown based on already created macros so I don't need to use Token Macro. Say I have 10 made macro buttons for attack, I could untoken them and have 1 macro that could trigger any 1 of the 10 already generated. This is possible, but you still have to do the html escapes in all the other macros as if you were copying them. EDIT: So, as an example macro for calling other macros: ?{What ability?|Attack 1,@{selected|attack1}|Attack 2,@{selected|attack2}|...|Attack N, @{selected|attackN}} However, since all the ability, attribute, and macro calls are replaced with their actual values before the roll query is called, you have to escape all the ending brackets ('}') in any templates you use and any '|' that you use for dividing with the correct html code. You do not replace the ending '}' in other ability, attribute, or macro calls, but again you then have to html escape all those values as well. And once you've html escaped the value, it won't work anywhere but in a roll query. The alternative of using Ability Command Buttons gives chat output like this: And clicking on each button calls the respective ability or macro.
