The bit in side the quotes here: value=" " is the roll macro. /me does [[@{rangedweapondamage}]] @{rangedweapontype} damage! (Pen: @{rangedweaponpen}) So it gets the damage from character sheet attributes. You'd probably want to replace the @{randedweapondamage} attributev there with your roll. So something like /me does [[1d10+4+3]] @{rangedweapontype} damage! (Pen: @{rangedweaponpen}) would be the basic roll. You'd have to add this to an Ability on your character sheet's Attributes & Abilities tab. It wouldnt work as a general macro. Then to add your elements would normally be fairly straightforward, but I just realised a complication. The Proven quality and the ability to get extra d10s arent really compatible. For your query, you'd need to ask for how many dice, like: "0, 1, 2 or more". Asking for degrees of success isnt really an option. But the fact it's limited to 2 bonus dice means it is possible. It's not going to be pretty though. It's going to require html replacements. So the roll is /me does [[ ?{Extra Dice from Success?|0,{1d10,3+0d0}kh1|1,{1d10,3+0d0}kh1+{1d10,3+0d0}kh1|2 or more,{1d10,3+0d0}kh1+{1d10,3+0d0}kh1+{1d10,3+0d0}kh1}+4+3+?{Size Difference|0} ]] @{rangedweapontype} damage! (Pen: @{rangedweaponpen}) If you want to make it a bit more readable, you'd put incline bracket rolls around each kh1 section, like so /me does [[ ?{Extra Dice from Success?|0,[[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [Damage Die]|1,[[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [Damage Die] + [[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [Bonus Damage Die]|2 or more,[[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [Damage Die] + [[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [First Bonus Damage Die] + [[{1d10,3+0d0}kh1]] [Second Bonus Damage Die]} + 4 + 3 +?{Size Difference|0} [Size] ]] @{rangedweapontype} damage! (Pen: @{rangedweaponpen}) Now when you hover over the roll result, you'll be able to tell which numbers are the die rolls and the size modifier. If you want to highlight what the 4 and 3 are, you can put a label in square brackets after them too, like [Something]. I said it wouldnt be pretty...
