Referencing previous dice rolls

Trying to make a macro for Dragon Age RPG. Every roll uses 3d6 but 1 of them is a special dice called the Dragon Die. Its result determines outcomes and sometimes needs to be added to damage rolls. So, the roll looks like: 1d6[DD] +2d6 But! on the next roll, I would like to add the value of the 1st die from the previous roll. 2d6+[DD] What would be the best way to write that?

The only way to do it with pure macros would be to prompt in the second roll for it: Attack: [[ 1d6 [DD] + 2d6 ]] Damage: [[ 2d6 + ?{DD} ]] And you'd have to run them as two separate macros.  You could do this with a Custom Roll Template or with an API Script, but both required a Pro Level Subscription. 

Thank you! I love you!

=D No worries. Happy Rolling!

Hey The Aaron, I had no idea this was possible.  How would you reference previous rolls with a roll template?

Hmmm.. I may have misspoken.  You can certainly access rolls in multiple places in a Roll Template, but you may be right to call attention to what I said as not strictly possible.  You'd probably have to have some construct like: &{template:something}{{bonus=[[1d6]]}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 1}}   [[1 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 1 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 1}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 2}}   [[2 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 2 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 2}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 3}}   [[3 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 3 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 3}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 4}}   [[4 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 4 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 4}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 5}}   [[5 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 5 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 5}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 6}}   [[6 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 6 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 6}} Probably fine for a 1d6, but tedious as you add more things you care about...

That's so cool. Thanks for scripting it. But it would only work in a Pro account, right? Now as a macro?

The Aaron said: Hmmm.. I may have misspoken.  You can certainly access rolls in multiple places in a Roll Template, but you may be right to call attention to what I said as not strictly possible.  You'd probably have to have some construct like: &{template:something}{{bonus=[[1d6]]}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 1}}   [[1 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 1 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 1}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 2}}   [[2 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 2 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 2}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 3}}   [[3 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 3 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 3}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 4}}   [[4 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 4 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 4}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 5}}   [[5 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 5 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 5}} {{#rollTotal() bonus 6}}   [[6 [DD] + 2d6]] Attack   [[2d6 + 6 [DD] ]] Damage {{/rollTotal bonus 6}} Probably fine for a 1d6, but tedious as you add more things you care about... It should be noted that you cannot hardcode dice rolls into a roll template. You would have to send all the dice rolls with the command every single time.

Yeah.  Pro account required to play with it, and what I posted is by far not what I'd consider a workable solution, just a demonstration of what you might be able to do...