One of my players has like 17 powers his character can do, and so in an attempt to clean up his token actions bar from all the macros I've made for him I set up one Queried Macro that should fire the selected power. However, it seems to be running straight through the scope of the macros before they've been selected. Here's what I have. %ForcePower ?{Select Force Power|Assured Strike,%{Stelin|AssuredStrike} |Battle Strike,%{Stelin|BattleStrike} |Concentration (Light Side),%{Stelin|Concentration} |Energy Resistance,%{Stelin|EnergyResistance}|Enlighten,%{Stelin|Enlighten} |Force Blast,%{Stelin|ForceBlast} |Intercept,%{Stelin|Intercept} |Levitate,%{Stelin|Levitate} |Mind Trick,%{Stelin|MindTrick} |Move Object,%{Stelin|MoveObject} |Negate Energy,%{Stelin|NegateEnergy} |Rebuke,%{Stelin|Rebuke} |Sever Force (Light Side),%{Stelin|SeverForce}|Shield,%{Stelin|Shield}|Surge,%{Stelin|Surge}|Vital Transfer,%{Stelin|VitalTransfer} |Vornskyrs Ferocity,%{Stelin|VornskyrsFerocity} }
And the first option, %AssuredStrike, runs as follows &{template:sagadefault} {{header=Assured Strike [Lightsaber Form]}} {{subheader=Standard Action; One enemy within reach;}} {{type=power}} {{skillname=Use the Force}} {{skillcheck=[[1d20+@{Selected|UsetheForce}+?{Other Modifiers|0}[Other]]]}} {{less15=Nothing happens!}} {{more30=**Attack:*** [[?{Force Point for Extra Roll?|No,2|Yes,3}d20k1+@{Stelin|BAB} + @{Stelin|DEX|max}+3]] vs [[@{Target|Reflex}]]}} {{15=[[?{Force Point for Extra Roll?|No,2|Yes,3}d20k1+@{Stelin|BAB} + @{Stelin|DEX|max}+3 -5]] vs [[@{Target|Reflex}]] }} {{20=[[?{Force Point for Extra Roll?|No,2|Yes,3}d20k1+@{Stelin|BAB} + @{Stelin|DEX|max}+3-2]] vs [[@{Target|Reflex}]] }} {{25=[[?{Force Point for Extra Roll?|No,2|Yes,3}d20k1+@{Stelin|BAB} + @{Stelin|DEX|max}+3-1]] vs [[@{Target|Reflex}]] }} {{Juyo=If you have the Juyo Talent and miss with both attack rolls, this Form Power remains in your Force Power Suite instead of being spent as normal.}}{{Target: = @{Target|Token_Name}}} The Assured Strike macro works perfectly how I intended it. But when I run the %ForcePower macro, it immediate asks for the target token from Assured Strike and I can't select a force power from the query. (I don't even have the other Force Powers set up, yet) I'm familiar with some coding and scripting languages, so it seems like it's drawing from a scope it shouldn't be able to access until I select the Power. Any solutions?
