Hello, I am reading the dice reference, and I would like to find if it is possible to roll a group expression repeated X number of times, and possibly then to compare against a success number to get number of successes. For instance, in D&D5e suppose I have a character being attacked by a bunch of low level baddies with pack tactics, which grant advantage to them. I want to roll 5 attacks like 2d20k1 (advantage) + 3 (weak bad guy modifier) and do this 5 times, and compare to the armor class of 17 of the good guy. I know about comparing against a target number {2d20k1+3}>17 will tell me if a single bad guy succeeded. Also if there is no advantage, I could do {5d20+3}>17, but I need the two d20 rolls dropped lowest, against each other so something like {10d20k5+3}>17 doens't work (it's not the same math selecting all 5 best rolls across all bad guys). After research in the dice reference know I can do {2d20k1+3, 2d20k1+3, 2d20k1+3, 2d20k1+3, 2d20k1+3}>17 , but oh god is that lame copy and paste. Is there a way just to have a group repeated before the number of successes is evaluated? Something like /r {5*{2d20k1+3}}>17 (this is a syntax error) would be awesome. Super glad if someone chimes in with "you're reading it wrong, ya dummy, here's how to do it". Otherwise, I think a repeating syntax like this would really help improvising larger dice groups.