Dnd Crit rolls

is there a way of automatically adding a second roll macro to confirm a critical hit? Say re rolling the attack if a 19 or 20 is rolled in the original roll? Thanks

You can re-roll the die but not the full attack.

I would honestly just make a second Macro and call it "Crit" - less conditional coding

Hmmm, I will try to figure out a way to do this. I thought I had one but then I realized a flaw.  - Gauss

How about a simple notation like !17 as an example. Roll 17 or higher, it rerolls the same die. A flexible explosion.

I thought this was done as an exploding dice macro, to roll another die if certain number is rolled. Can we no longer do that? I don't use them, so not sure how to write one...

I don't think that is necessarily what he is looking for - though it would be dependent on which version of D&D. For 4e, it wouldn't be explosion die, it would be the crit dice of the weapon/implement, in addition to max damage from the triggering attack.

The confirmation roll for a critical was specifically for 3.x D&D.

I like the idea of a function for making another roll of the same dice happen.  My suggestion would be: /roll d20>!17 That would make the d20 roll again if it was higher than 17

Hypevosa said: I like the idea of a function for making another roll of the same dice happen.  My suggestion would be: /roll d20>!17 That would make the d20 roll again if it was higher than 17 /r 1d20!>17 That works right now and rolls another die if a 17 or higher is rolled.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but with the new rerolls already do critical confirmation. My macro for attack is [/r 1d20r20+@BAB+@STR+@MISCATTMOD+etc.] So when the dice doesn't come up a 20, it adds as normal. When it does, it rerolls the die but only adds the modifiers to the second die. This is copied from the chat log: rolling 1d20r20+4 +2 +1 +0 (20+6)+4+2+1+0 = 13

Melvin, for 20's in 3.X/PF this works but it wont work for other dice necessarily. The reason is that a 19 (or 15-20) may not be a hit in 3.X/PF.  - Gauss