Actually, roll templates can show the results of dice rolls, it just requires that you pass in each roll separately. For example: {{r1=[[1d10]]}} {{r2=[[1d10]]}} {{r3=[[1d10]]}} {{target=[[5]]}} Then the template would need to be set up to show r1, r2, and r3. If you want to show the roll result with a die icon, things get more complicated then. Also, with that, you could do evaluations, but not calculations. For example, the roll template can compare the result against a target (mentioned above), and if the roll is below {{target}} it can indicate success, but not necessarily the degree of success. Evaluating three different dice gets a little tricky on the output, but something like this is where I would start (not doing the HTML stuff): {{#rollGreater() r1 target}}
<!--Roll result of r1 is 6+-->
{{#rollBetween() r2 1 target}}
<!--roll is 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5-->
<!--insert HTML to indicate Success-->
{{/rollBetween() r2 1 target}}
{{^rollBetween() r2 1 target}}
<!--r2 is 6+-->
{{#rollBetween() r3 1 target}}
<!--r3 is 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5-->
<!--insert HTML to indicate Success-->
{{/rollBetween() r3 1 target}}
{{/^rollBetween() r2 1 target}}
{{/rollGreater() r1 target}}
{{^rollGreater() r1 target}}
<!--r1 is less than 6; I could have used rollBetween as well-->
<!--insert HTML to indicate Success-->
{{/^rollGreater()r1 target}} That's untested, but I think it should work. Essentially, it evaluates r1, and if it is greater than 5 (i.e. 6+), it then evaluates r2, and if it is between 1 and 5, it will output success. It then looks to see if r2 is NOT between 1 and 5, if it isn't, it then does the same sort evaluation of r3 to output success. If r1 is NOT greater than 5 (i.e. 6+), it then outputs success. Doing it this way should limit the output to only one display of success, regardless of whether all three are less than the 6 or not. If all three are 6+, then success would not be output. You could work it so that Failure could be output as well, but that get's trickier so you don't display both Success and Failure when you're dealing with three dice.