Pendragon 5.2 C-Sheet Question

Hello, I am attempting to adapt the Trait/Passion System to another system and would like to create macros to mimic the rolls from the wonderfully made Pendragon 5.2 character sheet: I can't figure out how to get that format from the sheet. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. 

You say you are using a different system...&nbsp; Are you using a different sheet, or still using the Pendragon sheet to play a different system?&nbsp; Roll templates (except for the default template) are part of character sheet code.&nbsp; If you are using a different sheet, you no longer have access to that roll template. If the sheet you are using doesn't have any built in templates, there is a simple "default" template that is available in any game. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll_Template" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll_Template</a> If you are using the Pendragon sheet, then you should be able to make a roll from the sheet (like what is pictured above), place your cursor in the chat input window, and hit the up arrow to see the last command given.&nbsp; That will give you what the macro looks like to produce that output with that roll template.&nbsp; You could also do that same thing with a different sheet to find out how rolls are structured if it has its own template.

We are using a different character sheet (5e), hence why I am trying to figure out how to recreate the above from my Pendragon game via a macro. Particularly trying to mimic the threshold and roll form. I didn't know you could arrow up and find it - that is brilliant! Though I've not get a second snag - as we are using a non-Pendragon sheet, there is no attribute to pull from, so it errors out. This is the formula I was given:&nbsp; &amp;{template:rolls} {{header=^{just}}} {{dice=[[{1d20+({@{Sir Gorgeous Jorg|just}+(?{Mod.|0})-20,0}kh1),1d0+20}kl1 [Roll]]]}} {{threshold=[[{@{Sir Gorgeous Jorg|just}+(?{Mod.|0}),20}kl1[Threshold]]]}} {{fumbleVal=[[20+({@{Sir Gorgeous Jorg|just}+(?{Mod.|0}),0}kl1)]]}} I replaced the |just with a number, but that doesn't work either. I'm pretty good at writing 5e Macros but I've never messed around with KAP formulas before. Any insight into how I would make this usable in a game that doesn't have the Pendragon sheet, or is it essentially a non-starter?&nbsp;

In case that is the problem, you need to replace more than |just.&nbsp; The entire "@{Sir Gorgeous Jorg|just}" is resolving to the number (whatever it is).&nbsp; Basically, it is the "just" attribute/number on the "Sir Gorgeous Jorg" journal/sheet. As I explained up above, the "rolls" template most likely doesn't exist in the 5E sheet code, since that was designed for the Pendragon sheet.&nbsp; You would need to figure out how to format that in a 5E roll template.&nbsp; I expect there is a way to do that, but I don't play 5E, so I'm not really familiar with those templates and how they work.&nbsp; There is a wiki page on them for you to look at and maybe work something out. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_by_Roll20_Roll_Templates" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_by_Roll20_Roll_Templates</a>

Micheal J. said: I replaced the |just with a number, but that doesn't work either. I'm pretty good at writing 5e Macros but I've never messed around with KAP formulas before. Any insight into how I would make this usable in a game that doesn't have the Pendragon sheet, or is it essentially a non-starter?&nbsp; It's a non-starter. There's no way to replicate the output in the first post without using the pendragon sheet that created it. If your GM is a Pro subscriber, they could replicate it with a custom API script, but otherwise, you cannot use rolltemplates from another sheet.