The wiki page is a good place to start, also just picking apart the macros created by the character sheets. There is no conditional logic in macros - all it does is output to chat and roll dice. But there's plenty of Stupid Tricks to be found even with such limits. You cannot read the rolled value and then use an IF statement, largely because IF statements don't exist. But you can use the "keep highest" dice rolling function to hack together the functionality you want. For a 2d6 weapon: /roll {2d6,0d0+7}kh1 Grouped rolls {2d6,0d0+7} need to be the same type - either a dice roll or integer. Since 2d6 is a roll, we need to put 0d0+7 as the second option, instead of just 7 or the roller gets mad. Silly but true. You can get fancier, and make it a universal macro for any damage dice: /roll {?{How many dice?|1}d?{What size die?|4|6|8|10|12|20},0d0+[[floor(?{How many dice?}*(?{What size die?}+1)/2)]]}k1 So there you have two of the more useful tools in macros - advanced dice operators and Queries! Oh yeah, don't forget the dice reference page... very handy.
