[M&M] Hero Point Macro

I want to set up a macro that returns the straight 1d20 die roll if the result is 11 or higher, or 1d20+10 if the result is 10 or lower. Any thoughts on how to do that?

Why not just do a flat 1d20+10, you would get everything in the range you are looking for, minus the extra chance to get 11 (11, or 1+10)?

Not possible without the API (pro level perk).  You can't use the result of a die roll in two ways.  What you COULD do is: [[ round((1d20 * 101)+10)*.01 ]] That will give you the basic roll on the left side of the . and the +10 version on the right side.

Kyle G. said: Why not just do a flat 1d20+10, you would get everything in the range you are looking for, minus the extra chance to get 11 (11, or 1+10)? Because that would results above 20. I could do 1d10+10 but the probability on that is different than the 1d20 roll...slightly. In any case, I'm trying to do it the way the book calls for.

Another option would be to set up a Roll Table with: 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20 That would be the right distribution.  If you wanted to be sure that you knew when the hero point was taking effect, you could put [Hero Point] after half the numbers.

The Aaron said: Another option would be to set up a Roll Table with: 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20 That would be the right distribution.  If you wanted to be sure that you knew when the hero point was taking effect, you could put [Hero Point] after half the numbers. Thanks, Aaron. I'm not the GM of this particular game, but I'll prod him to see if he'll set up a table for me.

A suggestion: Min/Max operands would be very useful to me, I think.

You can get min/max with groups and kh/kl: Minimum of 3: [[ {1d20,3d1}kh1 ]] Maximum of 12: [[ {1d20,12d1}kl1 ]] The types in a { } group need to be the same, hence the Xd1 syntax.

^ I like using X+0d0 instead of Xd1 to preserve Roll Highlighting and neaten the inline roll tooltip.

Ooh, good point!

From the d20HeroSRD : One [Hero] point allows you to re-roll any die roll you make and take the better of the two rolls. On a result of 1 through 10 on the second roll, add 10 to the result, an 11 or higher remains as-is (so the re-roll is always a result of 11-20). So, it sounds like a simple [[ 10 + 1d10 ]] can emulate this.