turn order macro for vampire the requiem

Hello Is it possible to make a macro for my players, so when they press the initiative macro then it automatically adds the result to the Turn Order? So far I have only been able to find for anima and for dungeons and dragons 5e.

<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Roll_Options" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Roll_Options</a> Keep in mind that the tracker is tied to tokens, so you do have to have a token selected to roll initiative and have a number added to the tracker from a macro.&nbsp; It does mention it there, but thought it would be worth repeating.&nbsp; The exact macro may change depending on whether you use straight rolls, need to have a query for people to add modifiers manually, or if certain modifiers can be pulled direct from character sheets.&nbsp; Just because an initiative macro was written for another game system doesn't mean it can't give you ideas for making your own!

Kraynic said: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Roll_Options" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Roll_Options</a> Keep in mind that the tracker is tied to tokens, so you do have to have a token selected to roll initiative and have a number added to the tracker from a macro.&nbsp; It does mention it there, but thought it would be worth repeating.&nbsp; The exact macro may change depending on whether you use straight rolls, need to have a query for people to add modifiers manually, or if certain modifiers can be pulled direct from character sheets.&nbsp; Just because an initiative macro was written for another game system doesn't mean it can't give you ideas for making your own! I really have no idea about macros. I have been looking at the link you send me, but it uses the /rolld 1d20 and then a set modifier. How do I get it to take the modifier from the character sheet?

If you scroll up on the same page, it explains how to do that. @{selected|attribute_name} is one way to get the score of an attribute, as long as you have the token selected. Using /roll is also just an example, you can use the [[ ]] syntax if you dont want to display it as a roll. I'd give a proper version of the macro you need, but I dont know how you roll initiative in Requiem.

GiGs said: If you scroll up on the same page, it explains how to do that. @{selected|attribute_name} is one way to get the score of an attribute, as long as you have the token selected. Using /roll is also just an example, you can use the [[ ]] syntax if you dont want to display it as a roll. I'd give a proper version of the macro you need, but I dont know how you roll initiative in Requiem. /roll 1d10 + @{selected|com} + @{selected|dex} &amp;{tracker} So far my macro looks like this. But it does dispaly it as a roll, which I don't like.

If you are the dm and don't want to have players see anything for enemy initiative, you could change to /gmroll.&nbsp; Also, if you keep the enemy tokens on the GM layer until needed, they don't show on the turn tracker for players until moved to the token layer. Or maybe I am not understanding what you mean by not liking it displaying as a roll?

If you want to see the number, but not the dice icons, you can wrap it in inline roll brackets Initiative: [[1d10 + @{selected|com} + @{selected|dex} &amp;{tracker}]] Just replace the Intitaive: text at the start with anything you want (or nothing)