Macro Help - Display Damage, then display Damage x1.5 (Same roll)

Hey all. Here's what I'm trying to do in a single macro. Emote, Roll for Hit, Roll for Damage, Then, if I use a certain ability, modify that SAME damage roll to 1.5 times damage. /em holds one hand to his head, another toward the enemy. He trembles noticeably. To Hit: [[1d20+3+3]] If Hit: [[3d10+3]] Damage If "Empower Power" active: (Pseudo code here:) [[The result of the above damage roll] x 1.5] Damage Will Negates: DC= [[10+3+3]] Result should look something like this: (Results of rolls are examples, of course) Roelon holds one hand to his head, another toward the enemy. He trembles noticeably. To Hit: [18] If Hit: [20] Damage If "Empower Power" active: [30] Damage Will Negates: DC = [16] Tips?

You cannot do an If, Then statement without using the API. However, you can use a switch instead. /em holds one hand to his head, another toward the enemy. He trembles noticeably. To Hit: [[1d20+3+3]] If Hit: [[(3d10+3)*(1+0.5*?{Empower Power|0}) ]] Damage Will Negates: DC= [[10+3+3]] When the query comes up a 0 = no Empower while a 1 = Empower. Note: If you want it rounded up or down you can add a floor or ceiling statement. If Hit: [[floor( (3d10+3)*(1+0.5*?{Empower Power|0}) ) ]] Damage If Hit: [[ceil( (3d10+3)*(1+0.5*?{Empower Power|0}) ) ]] Damage

Is it possible to declare before the roll if an ability is being used? If so, then use separate macros: empower-sample: /em holds ... #attack-sample %damage = #damage*1.5 damage attack-sample: /roll 1d20+6 vs @{target|AC} [Attack] damage: /roll 3d10+3 Another way with the empower-sample is to slap in a query, to let people declare the multiplier; empower-sample-2: ... ... %damage = #damage*?{Modifier|1} The query will ask the user if they wish to apply the empower to their damage by asking for a modifier. Lemme know if these work, 'kay? EDIT: I was ninja'd by a mod. Whoops. xD

Gauss - That works beautifully! Josh - Thanks!