To confirm crits you'd either need to utilise the Roll Template for the sheet being used (assuming they have a crit confirmation 'bucket' which I suspect it will) or you'd need to add another section in should you need it... also, assuming your formula for Power Attack progression is right, you won't need to replicate it in the damage portion, by recalling the same result as the attack deficit and multiplying it accordingly we cover both instances with the 1 formula: Claw 1: [[ 1d20cs @{selected|weaponcritmin} + @{selected|BAB} + @{selected|STR-mod} - ?{Power Attack|No,0|Yes,(1+floor(@{bab}/4))} ]] vs [[@{target|armorclass}]] for [[ 1d4 + @{selected|STR-mod} + (?{Power Attack}*2) ]] Replace the bold bit with a hard coded crit number or if the sheet has a field for it, use the attribute as applicable to change the threshold for the green outline on a crit. You could then add a section to confirm crits: Claw 1: [[ 1d20cs @{selected|weaponcritmin} + @{selected|BAB} + @{selected|STR-mod} - ?{Power Attack|No,0|Yes,(1+floor(@{bab}/4))} ]] vs [[@{target|armorclass}]] for [[ 1d4 + @{selected|STR-mod} + (?{Power Attack}*2) ]] Crit? [[ 1d20 + @{selected|BAB} + @{selected|STR-mod} - ?{Power Attack|No,0|Yes,(1+floor(@{bab}/4))} ]] vs [[@{target|armorclass}]] for [[ 1d4 + @{selected|STR-mod} + (?{Power Attack}*2) ]] extra damage! (The crit damage output might need to be different, never really played PF but you get the idea) If you want to explore the template route you can usually run an attack from a button on the sheet and then press up in the chat window to get the code/syntax to play around with :)
