[Macro] Create X Number of Calculations

********The point is to do this without API.******* Problem There is no good system for calculating multiple dice that each have there own modifier. EX: -Roll 3d10 that each have a positive and a negative modifier. You cannot just go 3d10+(3*4)-(3*8). Since each dice needs to calculated seperatly. Solution Create a new macro command that creates a number of calculations and states each calculation total seperatly. EX:&{{Number of Calculations|0}{Calculation}} =&{{Number of Hits|3}{1d10+?{Positive modifier|4}-?{Negative modifier|8}} =(1d10 + 4 - 8), (1d10 + 4 - 8), (1d10 + 4 - 8) = 2 +4-8, 6 +4-8, 10 +4-8 =-2, 4, 6 This would allow for many systems such as any 40k rpg, to calculate damage much faster, there are also many other uses for this.

Something I've done before (for a multi-target D&D 4e spell) was to split the macro into separate parts. As an example, Fireball-Emote: /me summons a great ball of fire and lobs it at the monsters! Fireball-Attack: [[d20+floor(@{level}/2)+@{int-mod}+4]] vs. Reflex Fireball-Hit: Hit: [[4d6+@{int-mod}+2]] fire damage Miss: Half damage So, I would hit Fireball-Emote once, followed by Fireball-Attack once for each enemy in the burst, and then Fireball-Hit once.

Ill be honest that completely misses the point of this. The purpose of this to to calculate multiple different rolls at once.

I realize what you want to accomplish with a single macro, I'm simply offering you an alternative that you can use now . Without waiting for a suggestion to be taken up, if it ever is at all. Using my example for three targets, you'd get something along the lines of: Brian summons a great ball of fire and lobs it at the monsters! [20] vs. Reflex [27] vs. Reflex [11] vs. Reflex Hit: [20] fire damage Miss: Half damage This is very close to the kind of output you're asking for, albeit with three macros instead of one. Whether your suggestion is ever implemented or not, it's an option available to you without waiting.