Macro: a little help!

Hey guys, I have a tiny problem creating a macro. One of my PCs has a weapon that when it gets the maximum result in a d10 (10), it adds 2 extra to the damage. I have created a macro, can anyone help me add a command line to the macro so that it auto-adds 2 when it takes a 10 on the d10 of the weapon? Thx in advance.  /emas "Jürgen" damage with his Glaive! &{template:default} {{name=Slashing damage}} {{Damage=[[ 1d10 + 5 + ?{Colossus Slayer?|No, 0|Yes, 1d8}]]}} 

One possibility would be to create a rollable table e.g. "GlaiveDam", with the entries 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,12. Then, your damage roll would be [[1t[GlaiveDam] + 5 + ?{Colossus Slayer?|No, 0|Yes, 1d8}]]

David's rollable table suggestion is the only way I can think of doing this without a custom API script (requiring Pro subscription).

Ohhhh my bless...... it works :D........

Would there be any way to instead of using a rollable table? For example, roll a 1d12 and avoid 10 and 11?

You can use the reroll operator: 1d12r10r11 This will reroll rolls of 10 and 11.

Thx bro.... :)

Would there be any formula so that when in 1d10 you get the maximum result (10) you add 2 extra?  /emas @{selected|token_name}  &{template:simple} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[ 1d10 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} [``Critical hit``](!
#d10-slashing)

Unfortunately, no.

ok adding a value is NOT possible. But, could you roll a 1d2r1?? for example? when you take a 10 in the 1d10 dice? The original code is  /emas @{selected|token_name} damages with its khopesh! &{template:simple} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1t[Khopesh-brutal] + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} [``Critical hit``](!
#d10-slashing) 1t[Khopesh-brutal] is a 1d10 basically taking 10 as 12. So if there was any chance, instead of 1t[Khopesh-brutal] it would be 1d10. [Khopesh-brutal]: is a rollable table to take 1-9 values and 10 as 12. Ok its works fine, but in the screen doesn't appears any 3d dice. Basically it works perfectly, and it's a question of aesthetics or being traditional to watch the dice rolling in the screen.  

Maybe treating the d10 (10) as a critical dice??? change to 12 + bonus?

maybe with the command 1d10ro>10 (limiting new reroll to a 2)? Nop, that option doesn't work  :P

I guess you could hijack the crit detection in the {atkdmg} template: &{template:atkdmg} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1d10cf0 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} {{attack=1}} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{crit1=[[2]]}} It looks a bit horrible though. Is there any reason you're using the {simple} template, out of interest? You're removing the automatic crit functionality of the sheet by doing so is all - increasing your own workload.

I use the simple template because it is perhaps the one I am most familiar with, not because of anything special. I've barely been on the roll20 for 5-6 months, maybe I still have a lot to learn, although I put in a lot of effort and read a lot :P..... I've managed to create several complicated macros by myself based on tutorials and reading.  I think the best option to see the 3d dice on the screen is this option below (technically 1d10 turns into a effective d10 (only 10 different rolls are possible, 1-9 and 12). Then always the maximum result (10 on a d10) turns into 12.  /emas @{selected|token_name} damages with its khopesh! &{template:simple} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[ 1d12r10r11 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} [``Critical hit``](!
#d10-slashing)

Oosh said: I guess you could hijack the crit detection in the {atkdmg} template: &{template:atkdmg} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1d10cf0 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} {{attack=1}} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{crit1=[[2]]}} It looks a bit horrible though. Is there any reason you're using the {simple} template, out of interest? You're removing the automatic crit functionality of the sheet by doing so is all - increasing your own workload. Your code is very good, it's close to what I was looking for. What I wish is that every time 1d10 dice rolls a 10, it adds 2. With your code I've only touched up one thing, and it seems to work. {{crit1=[[ 1d2r1 ]]}} &{template:atkdmg} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1d10cf0 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} {{attack=1}} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{crit1=[[ 1d2r1 ]]}}

Rober M. said: Oosh said: I guess you could hijack the crit detection in the {atkdmg} template: &{template:atkdmg} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1d10cf0 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} {{attack=1}} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{crit1=[[2]]}} It looks a bit horrible though. Is there any reason you're using the {simple} template, out of interest? You're removing the automatic crit functionality of the sheet by doing so is all - increasing your own workload. Your code is very good, it's close to what I was looking for. What I wish is that every time 1d10 dice rolls a 10, it adds 2. With your code I've only touched up one thing, and it seems to work. {{crit1=[[ 1d2r1 ]]}} &{template:atkdmg} {{rname=Damage}} {{r1=[[1d10cf0 + 5 + ?{Blood Vegeance?|No, 0|Yes,1d[[ 8 + ([[ {@{Jürgen|hp},999}<[[floor(@{Jürgen|hp|max}/2)]] ]]*2) ]] } ]]}} {{normal=1}} {{charname=Slashing}} {{attack=1}} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{crit1=[[ 1d2r1 ]]}} Ok, your code works perfectly, no need for "my change" as it is the same. Your code works PERFECTLY, you are great :P bro

No problem! It certainly isn't what the {atkdmg} template was intended for, but it works :) I can't think of anyway to actually get the +2 added to the total though...