typec bug on crit

Hi folks, I'm working on a macro and have discovered a bug. Or perhaps there's a problem with my macro. Either way, if someone could explain how to fix this, I'd appreciate it. Here is the macro I'm working on right now: &{template:npcatk} {{rname=Axe Beak}} {{rnamec=Axe Beak}} {{type=Chase}} {{typec=Chase}} {{query=1}} {{advantage=1}} {{r2=[[1d20+1]]}} {{r1=[[1d20+1]]}} {{name=Stealth Check}} It's part of a series of skill checks I'm setting up for my druid's wild shape. On a normal roll, everything works great. But when I crit on one of the two rolls, the typec value is rendered with a left bracket in front of it. Normal Roll: Axe Beak Stealth Check Chase:  6  |  4 On a Crit: Axe Beak Stealth Check [Chase:  19  |  21 See the left bracket? How do I fix that? Thanks, Jordan

Update: this only occurs when the rightmost attack roll is a crit, as in my example above. It does not occur if the leftmost attack roll is a crit. I have not yet encountered a double crit. Should I report this in the bug forum? I'm pretty new, so not sure if it's a mistake in my macro or a legitimate bug.

With it only happening on criticals, it sounds like an error in that sheet's roll template. If the sheet has a thread in the character sheets subforum, you'd report it there. If not, try posting an issue on the github and mention the sheet name in the title.

Thank you GiGs, I have reported the bug on the appropriate sheet thread.