Attack Macro help needed (5e)

I'm in frequent need of modifying the output of the standard rolls from the PC/NPC character sheets. For example, I have a character with the Great Weapon&nbsp;Fighting Style I could use: /desc desc Attack: [[d20+5]] | [[d20+5]] Damage: [[2d6ro&lt;2 +3]] | + [[2d6ro&lt;2]] Crit But I would prefer to modify the standard greatsword attack: @{guy|wtype}&{template:atk} {{mod=+5}} {{rname=[Greatsword](~-KoLtsrKMkqVdiXhoG-e|repeating_attack_-KoLzrCom59YddGbFPG5_attack_dmg)}} {{rnamec=[Greatsword](~-KoLtsrKMkqVdiXhoG-e|repeating_attack_-KoLzrCom59YddGbFPG5_attack_crit)}} {{r1=[[1d20@{guy|halflingluck}cs&gt;20 + 3[STR] + 2[PROF]]]}} @{guy|rtype}@{guy|halflingluck}cs&gt;20 + 3[STR] + 2[PROF]]]}} {{range=}} {{desc=}} ammo= @{guy|charname_output} But I don't understand what most of the strings in this macro do, deleting some of them seems to have no effect on the roll and this page:&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/D&D_5e_OGL_Roll_Templates" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/D&D_5e_OGL_Roll_Templates</a> Hasn't helped me a lot. As I understand it, (~-KoLtsrKMkqVdiXhoG-e|repeating_attack_-KoLzrCom59YddGbFPG5_attack_dmg) Accesses some obscure macro that rolls for the damage, but this understanding doesn't get me closer to modifying it for my needs. So where I can read the "rules" on how all those things in the standard macro output work? Or how can I modify just the damage output on those? &nbsp;

Just add the ro&lt;2 to the damage rolls in the attacks section, when you edit the attack.

Where the 1d8 is in your weapon attack... replace it with 2d8ro&lt;2 instead.

Sky said: Just add the ro&lt;2 to the damage rolls in the attacks section, when you edit the attack. That makes sense.&nbsp; A lot of various things to add into attacks section, but should work. It also seems to me that if you do 2d6ro&lt;2 it only re-rolls one of the dice. Ex. output: (2+1+3) two is grey,&nbsp;one is red, three is white. Should be fixed by going 1d6ro&lt;2+1d6d6ro&lt;2.

No, it works for both dice. If you roll a 2 and 3, it would re-roll the 2, which unfortunately you rolled into a 1 (red), leaving you with the 2 (grey), 1 (red), and 3 (white).

Sky said: No, it works for both dice. If you roll a 2 and 3, it would re-roll the 2, which unfortunately you rolled into a 1 (red), leaving you with the 2 (grey), 1 (red), and 3 (white). Oh, okay, makes sense. I somehow figured it was always putting the main rolls first&nbsp;when the re-rolls (meaning 1+2 originally, 1 rerolled to 3). Thank you!