Call back in a macro

I am curious and hope someone can help me. I currently have the following macro /e 's ?{Which Weapon|@{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-1}|@{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-2}|@{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-3}|@{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-4}} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-1} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-1} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-1} damage! However I would like it that in the case of: weapon_damage-1, weapon_toggle-1 and weapon_damagetype-1 would change depending on the choice made at the beginning of the macro (so if option 2 is chosen the -1 of everything becomes -2 and so on). is this possible. Further more I have seen it asked before but I will ask again, is it possible to add in anywhere that a 10 (the max that can be rolled) counts as 2 instead of 1 (this systen is for scion which is a storyteller system) The 10 counting twice is not as important but would be awesome. the macro is the main part as I swear there has to be a way but I have yet to find it....

You could try @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}, but I'm not sure if that'll work.

SkyCaptainXIII said: You could try @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}, but I'm not sure if that'll work. It won't. Attributes are resolved before queries.

You could accomplish this using Advanced Usage for Roll Queries : /em 's ?{Which Weapon| @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-1}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-1} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-1} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-1} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-1} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-2}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-2} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-2} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-2} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-2} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-3}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-3} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-3} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-3} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-3} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-4}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-4} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-4} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-4} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-4} } damage!

SkyCaptainXIII said: You could try @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}, but I'm not sure if that'll work. Unfortunately, attribute calls resolve before roll queries, so that will just look for an attribute called @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}. Honestly Matthew, There are two ways to do what you're going for there. In order of complexity and difficulty to design: Make an  Ability Command Button menu that you can use to call macros for weapon 1, 2, 3, etc. The Hard way : If you're deadset on using a roll query (a totally valid decision), then you can make a roll query to call specific macros (so you'd have an option for weapon 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. See the Wiki  advanced roll queries , and one of several different forum posts which I cannot for the life of me find at the moment. -Silvyre beat me to the punch If you aren't using roll templates, option 2 becomes much, much easier as you have a lot less html escaping to do (still have to do it for any roll queries in the called macros unfortunately).

Silvyre said: You could accomplish this using Advanced Usage for Roll Queries : /em 's ?{Which Weapon| @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-1}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-1} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-1} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-1} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-1} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-2}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-2} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-2} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-2} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-2} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-3}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-3} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-3} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-3} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-3} | @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-4}, @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-4} deals [[ { ( @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damage-4} + @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_toggle-4} + ?{Modifier to Damage?|0} )d10! }>7 + ?{Epic?|0} - ?{soak?|0} ]] @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_damagetype-4} } damage! Scott C. said: SkyCaptainXIII said: You could try @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}, but I'm not sure if that'll work. Unfortunately, attribute calls resolve before roll queries, so that will just look for an attribute called @{Syanna Lisowska|weapon_name-?{Which weapon|1|2|3|4}}. Honestly Matthew, There are two ways to do what you're going for there. In order of complexity and difficulty to design: Make an  Ability Command Button menu that you can use to call macros for weapon 1, 2, 3, etc. The Hard way : If you're deadset on using a roll query (a totally valid decision), then you can make a roll query to call specific macros (so you'd have an option for weapon 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. See the Wiki  advanced roll queries , and one of several different forum posts which I cannot for the life of me find at the moment. -Silvyre beat me to the punch If you aren't using roll templates, option 2 becomes much, much easier as you have a lot less html escaping to do (still have to do it for any roll queries in the called macros unfortunately). I want to thank you both, you guys are my saviors. What Sil gave me is exactly what I was trying to do but the advanced roll queries etc. confused me a little, but seeing a great example I can now use this to make the macros for attack etc. as well as they follow the same system, so thank you guys so so so much :D