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[Pathfinder 1e] [Roll20 Sheet Template] Writing in multiple skills in one macro

As it says on the tin, I'm trying to write out a macro that will roll for multiple skills, in this case knowledge skills realtered to identifying monsters/creatures. I know i could set it up to roll each one individually, but ideally I would like to to all be contained within one roll box: Arcana -> result Dungeoneering -> result Local -> result etc. Coming from the Community sheet i would do some thing like: &{template:pf_generic} @{Character|toggle_accessible_flag} @{Character|toggle_rounded_flag}{{color=@{Character|rolltemplate_color}}} {{header_image=@{Character|header_image-pf_generic}}} {{name=Knowledge Check}} {{subtitle=Character's Knowledge}} {{ [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Arcana}]] **Arcana=Local[[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Local}]] }} {{ [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Planes}]]  **Planes=Geography  [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Geography}]]  }} {{ [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-History}]] **History=Dungeon[[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Dungeoneering}]] }} {{ [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Nature}]] **Nature=Nobility [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Nobility}]] }} {{ [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Engineering}]] **Engine=Religion [[1d20+@{Character|Knowledge-Religion}]] }} Now obviously I would have to use the macro template used for the Roll20 sheet, but I can't seem manage to get more than one skill roll to display in the roll box. I have tried to mimic how multiple attacks display, but that didn't seem to bare any fruit. Suggestions?
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Are you wanting to roll ALL Knowledge skills at once or select a skill and roll that skill?
All at once, otherwise I would have gone with a query. This was a GM could ask for a knowledge check to identify a creature without being specific about the type of knowledge check that would apply.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Which character sheet are you using? Pathfinder by Roll20? 
correct
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Gauss
Forum Champion
I don't think the PF by Roll20 template can handle multiple skills like that.  Options I suggest (there may be others that other people could suggest): 1) provide a single d20 roll, and then have a note of the bonuses for various stats for you to mentally add them in.  2) Use a different template such as the default template.  Example (Arcana and Dungeoneering, can be expanded):  &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name}'s Knowledge checks}} {{Arcana=[[1d20+@{selected|knowledge_arcana}[MOD]+(@{selected|skill_condition})[CONDITION]+@{selected|rollmod_skill}[QUERY] [Arcana notes=@{selected|knowledge_arcana_notes}] ]] }} {{Dungeoneering=[[1d20+@{selected|knowledge_dungeoneering}[MOD]+(@{selected|skill_condition})[CONDITION]+@{selected|rollmod_skill}[QUERY] [Dungeoneering notes=@{selected|knowledge_dungeoneering_notes}] ]] }} I have imbedded the notes section of the relevant skills as an statement when you hover over the roll. However, they can be provided on their own line but that will make a much larger output block. 
I was more or less thinking the same thing. I did want to use the PF by Roll20 template primarily for aesthetic reasons, and I decided that I may as well try se if anyone here could think of a solution.
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Kraynic
Pro
Sheet Author
You can use the built in roll template, but you would need to build them in the description section of the roll template: &{template:pc} {{showchar=[[0]]}} {{charname=}} {{name=Put Your Custom Roll Name Here}} {{type=skill}} {{roll=}} {{descflag=1}} {{desc=Put your skill rolls here}} Since the description section takes line breaks, you can put each skill roll on a new line, put the skill name before the roll and make it bold with double asterix, etc.