I'm running a 4th Edition D&D game using the DnD4e Character Sheet by Wes and I'm running into an issue when creating roll queries. Basics of the issue: One of my players has several different weapons that he can use with most of his Powers. I've created Token Actions for all my players' Powers, but with this player each one of his powers can be used with 2 or 3 different weapons (and various reasons why he'd want to use them), with different math for each one, I've had to create a separate copy of each power for each weapon, so the player's Token Action bar is already incredibly crowded, and it will only get worse as they level up and gain more powers/options. So I'm trying to create a query as a Token Action that asks them which weapon they want to use and then pulls that power, but no matter what I try it doesn't seem to work. The simplest version of what I'm trying to accomplish would probably look like this: ?{Which Weapon?| Short Sword, @{selected | power-1}| Dagger, @{selected | power-2} } But the macro treats the pipe within "@selected | power-1" as a new selection for the query. I've tried using HTML for those pipes, but that seems to just cause the macro to break down even further. I also tried having the query call a macro... ?{Which Weapon?| Short Sword,%AW-BasicAttackSS | Dagger,%AW-BasicAttackDG } ... where AW-BasicAttackSS is "%{selected|-power-1}" and AW-BasicAttackDG is "%{selected|-power-2}" but that just posts "%AW-BasicAttackSS" or "%AW-BasicAttackDG" to the chat depending on which one you select. I tried replacing the } in the Macros with html as it suggests in the wiki for nested Macros, but that seems to make no difference. I'm still fairly new to making macros so there's probably something obvious I'm missing here, but I've tried this several other (WAY more complicated) ways, most of which involve just copying and pasting the Macro text from the Power into the Token Action but that doesn't work because all of those Power macros have internal pipes, and using HTML doesn't fix those either. Any help/suggestions on this would be very much appreciated. This seems like it should be something the system could do easily so I don't know if it's a conflict with the DnD4e Character Sheet or what.