Hello All, I'm looking to do something I thought would have been simple, but reading through stuff it seems maybe not. I have a rolling system that rolls Xd12k2+modifier for a total roll. But additionally it looks at ALL dice rolled to see if it's a critical success, with 10s 11s and 12s counting toward critical success, and 1s 2s and 3s counting toward failure. Critical success is +3 if you have two 10/11/12s, +6 if you have three, +9 with four, and so on. Analogous for critical failure (with some nuance that isn't important here). So if I use /r 5d12k2cs>10cf<3+12 I get the total that I want, and it highlights the dice appropriately, which is nice. But what I'd like is: Best case: apply the critical success modifiers based on the number of 12s/11s/10s, e.g. Acceptable case: count the number of 12s/11s/10s while STILL giving me the total of the roll. I can count the number of 10s/11s/12s with a { } type operation easy, but then it doesn't tell me the total. If there's any solution here I'd be appreciative. I'd even consider a paid license if it solves it (but not, like, pay $100 and then ALSO learn how to write the very difficult code yourself).