I'm having a small problem getting multiple functions to work together in a single macro. I've re-named the attributes I'm using to be generic and a bit easier to read. Intended Result: Utilizing the default, generic character sheet I am building macros for individual customizations a player might choose. Each roll is built from two components: a Stat and a Rating. Both are Attributes in the character sheet I am referencing. Each roll is checked against a static Success Threshold of 4 or greater, and the number of Successes is the important value to give to the player. For this particular equipment option, it allows the player to re-roll any failed dice once, and then gives the player the total number of successes. Utilized Macro: Stat: 4 Rating: 6 "/roll {@{Stat}D@{Rating}ro<3}>4" Expected Result: From my understanding, the Macro should pull @{Stat} and get 4, then pull @{Rating} and get 6. So at this point it should look like "{4D6ro<3}>4". Then it should roll the 4D6, and check if any are equal to or less than 3. So if we get 1,4,5,6 then it should find that 1 is less than 3. It should then reroll that once, so even if the second roll is a 2 it will leave it there. So it should check 4, 5, 6, 2 to see if any are greater than or equal to 4. So 4, 5, and 6 are, and thus it should display "3 Successes". Actual Result: It is inconsistent. The following is the last 10 rolls made using the above macro, edited to fit in once image easily. The green-boxed rolls work as they should, the red-boxed rolls roll too many times, and the yellow-boxed rolls roll too few times. And this distribution is pretty similar to the whole slew of test rolls I did.
