Macros with no Character Sheet Template

I was experimenting a little and created a game with no character sheet template. Instead I was simply adding a few simple attributes in the Attributes and Abilities page, but I was wondering if there was a way to reference these in macros. I can't find anything in the Helps wiki and I can't figure it out myself. Is it even possible?

Referencing the Abilities is done with %{&lt;CHARACTER NAME&gt;|&lt;ABILITY NAME&gt;} Referencing the Attributes is done with @{&lt;CHARACTER NAME&gt;|&lt;ATTRIBUTE NAME&gt;} When you're in the context of the character (in an ability), you can omit the name of the character. Start reading around here:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Nesting_Abilities" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Nesting_Abilities</a>

Pretty simple. So, how do I reference the optional maximum entry? Do I just add max to the name of the attribute?

I think I've just discovered why I've had such a hard time wrapping my head around this. What Roll20 calls Attributes, D&D 5e calls Abilities. I.e. "Intelligence" is an ability in D&D, but an attribute on a Roll20 character sheet. What Roll20 calls an Ability, I just call a macro.

To access the max, you must specify the name of the character: @{&lt;name&gt;|&lt;attribute&gt;|max} you have to use that format even in the context of a character. To keep it generic, you can use the character_name attribute: @{ @{character_name}|&lt;attribute&gt;|max} (pretty sure that works...) In Roll20 parlance, attibutes are a value storage mechanism, kind of like a variable in programming. Abilities are a collection of chat commands, with the added benefit of assuming all references are in the context of the character they are attached to, like a scopes function in programming. Macros are basically the same, but without the assumed character. (Macros can be invoked with #&lt;macro name&gt; )

Thank you.