Target Number - Multiple Successes help

Hi there, I'm trying to create a macro for use in the Hollow Earth Expedition RPG. I am trying to create a dice macro that counts the number of successes when mutiple d6's are 'thrown'. So far I have this: /roll ?{Number of Dice}d6s=2 With this formula It allows me to have a prompt appear asking how many dice before rolling. It then tells me if any results = the number 2, and counts them as a Success. As HEX uses the ubiquity system, it counts evens as successes and odds as failure. So if I roll 5d6 normally on a table and get a 1, 1, 4, 5, and 6...then I have 2 successes. What I am trying to achieve with the macro is counting a success when a 2 or 4 or 6 appears when rolled, not just a 2. For example I tried this forumula: /roll ?{Number of Dice}d6s=2,4,6 But it discounts the 4 and 6 and only counts a success when the 2 is rolled. Can anybody help with a suitable formula? thanks, D

If there's nothing else special to the fact that evens are good and odds aren't, then simply use d6>4 to count successes on 4,5,6. It's the same odds.

Thanks for the reply Brian. Yes, I appreciate you can do that but I would still prefer to know how to do the above, if at all possible. Of course I could also just take a step back and count the even's as they have appear on screen to count the successes.....but I don't want to do that.

Other than using the API (mentor feature), I don't think it is possible. They have the ability to count successes but not in the manner you are wanting David.

Ok, thanks Pat S. I was just curious as I played about with the macro's.

Seem to have made a work around by using just a d2, as the odds of success are still 50/50. This means if I enter the formula: /roll ?{Number of Dice}d6s=2 Then ever 2 rolled would be counted a success and every 1 a failure. So, this would give me an accurate number of successes than attempting the original d6 formula.

I think you meant /roll ?{Number of Dice}d 2 s=2

Bill H. said: I think you meant /roll ?{Number of Dice}d 2 s=2 Indeed I did....my mistake