Select Attribute and enter modifiers in blind roll macro?

I want an “In Bar” macro button that all my players can see, that will allow them to send me a blind roll (/broll) and based on one of their Attributes which they would select from a pop-up menu and then also allow them to enter a modified value of the skill in a second pop-up, then roll the dice and whisper to GM reporting the character who rolled, what skill they rolled and what the result was (under skill number = success, over skill number = failure). I already have simple macro that do the skill rolls — for example, here’s the one I use for  in my game Recognize skill: /emas studies the newcomer... !broll {1d20}<?{Modified skill level|@{rec}} But I have more skills that could be done with a blind roll than I want to feature as Token buttons. So I thought it would be cool if players could have a universal blind roll button where they could choose the skill from a pop-up, modify the skill level based on the situation, and then display the results to me (the GM) only. That’s because they’re all “inquiry” type skills and I may not want the players to know they’ve fumbled (especially). Doable? Thanks in advance, M.

Sure, you'll just need to write a Drop-Down Roll Query . I would use a second Roll Query to handle the modifier, e.g. !broll 1d20<[[?{Skill|Recognize, @{rec}|Perception, @{per}|Acrobatics, @{acr}|etc.} + (?{Modifier|0})]]

Alas! Doesn't work. Got the dreaded "TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined" error. I substituted all of my skills and attributes in the string. Looks like this: !broll 1d20<[[?{Skill|Awareness, @{awa}|Recognize, @{rec}|Intrigue, @{int} + (?{Modifier|0})]] Sure looks like it should work. Any ideas? Maybe it doesn't like the !broll? Thanks so much for helping.

Malcolm W. said: Alas! Doesn't work. Got the dreaded "TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined" error. I substituted all of my skills and attributes in the string. Looks like this: !broll 1d20<[[?{Skill|Awareness, @{awa}|Recognize, @{rec}|Intrigue, @{int} + (?{Modifier|0})]] Sure looks like it should work. Any ideas? Maybe it doesn't like the !broll? Thanks so much for helping. I could be wrong but looks like your are missing a bracket to close the query for Skill (unless its a html replacement needed item or !broll) !broll 1d20<[[?{Skill|Awareness, @{awa}|Recognize, @{rec}|Intrigue, @{int}} + (?{Modifier|0})]]

Thanks, I'll give it a shot tonight when I get home!

Bah! Still doesn't work — same error message as before. Thanks for trying, though!

Just making sure, are you using this as a character ability or a global macro? If a global macro, you are missing a keyword for each attribute. Use this instead !broll 1d20<[[?{Skill|Awareness, @{selected|awa}|Recognize, @{selected|rec}|Intrigue, @{selected|int}} + (?{Modifier|0})]]

Thanks, Kyle. That works — almost. The pop-ups behaved as expected now, but the result in the chat window did not. I got:  "(From GM): (GM) secret roll sent to GM (1d20<$[[0]])" The message is highlighted in yellow, as a secret roll should be, but the dice rolls are not shown. If there's a way I could indicate the character's name in the chat result, that would be even better. EDIT: I forgot to mention I've tried the above macro as both a global macro and a character ability and I get the same result in the chat widow regardless.