One thing that I've noticed that would really help would be the ability the assign the result of a query to a variable so that you can use that result multiple times in the same macro. Example 1: Melee Attack which incorporates One handed or Two handed weapon damage + power attacking [[1d20+@{BAB} +@{Dex} +2+5+?{Attack Bonus|0} + ?{Power Attacking?|0} *@{Power Attack} ]] vs AC. [[2d6+@{Str}+?{Damage Bonus|0}+ ?{Power Attacking?|0} *@{Power Damage}+ ?{Two Handed Attack?|0} *(floor(@{Str}*1.5)-@{Str})+ ?{Two Handed Power Attack?|0} *(floor(@{Power Damage}*1.5)-@{Power Damage})]] damage. Example 2: AC Check /me is displaying current AC Bonuses Main AC: [[10+@{Armor} + @{Shield} + @{Dex} + @{Int} + @{Ring of Protection} - ?{Sword Not Drawn?|0} *@{Int} - ?{Holding Weapon in Both Hands?|0} *1 ]] Touch AC: [[10+@{Dex} + @{Int} + @{Ring of Protection} - ?{Sword Not Drawn?|0} *@{Int} ]] Flat-Footed AC: [[10+@{Armor} + @{Shield} + @{Ring of Protection} - ?{Sword Not Drawn?|0} *@{Int} - ?{Holding Weapon in Both Hands?|0} *1 ]] ( I tried to format the macros to make them more readable but the code tags I tried to use didn't work) These are just two examples of my macros that would seriously benefit from having the ability to ask a certain query once, being able to assign the answer to a variable and then using that variable in the multiple locations that need it.
