Would have how to create this type of macro without API

  Could someone help me to create a macro that in the scroll take the attribute + mod and add this value in the result of the d100. as if a character has 15 Strength and MOD strength is 2. the person takes 52 on the d100 and adds 15 + 2 on the 52 = 69.

The actual syntax will vary depending on where and how it is used, and what the sheet is. This will work if you are using the D&D 5th Edition by Roll20 Sheet, and have a token selected that represents a character: [[@{selected|strength}+@{selected|strength_mod}+[[1d100]]]]

thanks man

keithcurtis said: The actual syntax will vary depending on where and how it is used, and what the sheet is. This will work if you are using the D&D 5th Edition by Roll20 Sheet, and have a token selected that represents a character: [[@{selected|strength}+@{selected|strength_mod}+[[1d100]]]] without being too boring. as i add this macro of yours to this macro [[1d100cs> 45cf <44]] i would like to make a menu where players choose among the attributes to make tests.

Thats pretty easy. Just do this: [[1d100 + ?{ChooseAttribute| Strength,@{selected|strength}+@{selected|strength_mod}| Dexterity,@{selected|dexterity}+@{selected|dexterity_mod}}]] Just copy that strength line as many times as you need, and replace the attributes.

GiGs said: Thats pretty easy. Just do this: [[1d100 + ?{ChooseAttribute| Strength,@{selected|strength}+@{selected|strength_mod}| Dexterity,@{selected|dexterity}+@{selected|dexterity_mod}}]] Just copy that strength line as many times as you need, and replace the attributes. thanks man.

The macro is almost ready but I'm not able to leave it with template @{selected|Token_name}**?{Choose|Normal, [[1d100cs>45cf<44]] > 44; Normal | Easy, [[1d100cs>29cf<28]] > 28; Easy | Difficult, [[1d100cs>61cf<60]] > 60; Difficult | Very Difficultl, [[1d100cs>77cf<76]] > 76; Very Difficult | Impossible, [[1d100cs>93cf<92]] > 92; Impossible } does anyone know how to put template in this macro.

Without knowing which character sheet you are using (you still haven't confirmed), this should work in any game: &{template:default} {{name=Put Title Here}} {{Roll=@{selected|Token_name}**?{Choose|Normal, [[1d100cs>45cf<44]] > 44; Normal | Easy, [[1d100cs>29cf<28]] > 28; Easy | Difficult, [[1d100cs>61cf<60]] > 60; Difficult | Very Difficultl, [[1d100cs>77cf<76]] > 76; Very Difficult | Impossible, [[1d100cs>93cf<92]] > 92; Impossible }}}

keithcurtis said: Without knowing which character sheet you are using (you still haven't confirmed), this should work in any game: &{template:default} {{name=Put Title Here}} {{Roll=@{selected|Token_name}**?{Choose|Normal, [[1d100cs>45cf<44]] > 44; Normal | Easy, [[1d100cs>29cf<28]] > 28; Easy | Difficult, [[1d100cs>61cf<60]] > 60; Difficult | Very Difficultl, [[1d100cs>77cf<76]] > 76; Very Difficult | Impossible, [[1d100cs>93cf<92]] > 92; Impossible }}} thanks. I use 5e sheet

In 5e you can create an attack macro with 1d20 + [MOD] + [PROF] adding percentage as + 20% or -30%?