It is kinda hard to guide you as you did not describe what you actually want to happen, only what you did not want to happen (you do not want a return value of 1). So "getting around it" is hard to know where you want to land. All I can do is try and describe the underlying functionality of your expression, and that will hopefully give your some insight into your problem and guide you in the right direction You are asking a boolean question. You are basically asking, "is my 1d20 roll larger than 3+x?" The result of this roll will either be 1 or 0. If your 1d20 roll is larger than 3+x then it will return 1 If your 1d20 roll is smaller than 3+x then it will return 0 If this does not work as expected then it might be that the larger than sign, >, cannot handle an expression and must be a single number. If that is the case you could chance your expression to [[ 1d20>[[3+x]] ]] This way the 3+x will be calculated to a single number before the greater than sign is evaluated. Note if you go with this approach: You must have whitespaces between the 2 sets of double square brackets, ie "]] ]]". If you write them directly next to each other, ie. "]]]]" then Roll20 sometimes fucks up the calculation. I hope this was an answer to your question
