--Attack|[[ [$Atk] 1d20cs>[[19 - {@{selected|Level},0}>5 - {@{selected|Level},0}>9]] + [[{@{selected|Level},0}>5]]d[[14 + 2 * {@{selected|Level},0}>6 + 4 * {@{selected|Level},0}>7]]cs0cf0 + [[{@{selected|Level},0}>10]]d14cs0cf0 + [$Deed] 1d[[{@{selected|Level} + {@{selected|Level},0}>7, 10 + 0d0>0}kl1 + ]]cs0cf0 + [[{@{selected|Level},0}>7 * (@{selected|Level} - 6)]] ]]

Fumbles

Silvyre said:
Please do! Then we can get started on fumbles!

<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorName"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorBonus"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorCheck"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorSpeed"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorFumbleDie"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorSpecial"/>

No attribute was found for @{selected|ArmorName}

Fumble logic and table

• Example if your luck mod is +3 and your armor name is Hide: 1d12 - 3
• Example if your luck mod is -3 and your armor name is Half-plate: 1d16 +3

Armor Fumble Die Table:

Grognard said:

I did notice that at level 10 the dice roll was 2d20 instead of 2d20+1d14.

[[{@{selected|Level},0}>10]]d14cs0cf0

Grognard said:

I couldn't figure out how to make the crit table roll 2d20+1d14 if warrior level >= 10.

Grognard said:

<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorName"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorBonus"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorCheck"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorSpeed"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorFumbleDie"/>
<input type="text" name="attr_ArmorSpecial"/>

Reference: https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/DCC
None of those attributes return anything even when the values are filled in the character sheet:


I get:

No attribute was found for @{selected|ArmorName}

At level 10, the corresponding Crit Die/Table is "2d20/V". Unless I'm misunderstanding something, shouldn't the crit table roll just be 2d20?

Those are Repeating Attributes, which are called differently than normal Attributes. For example, the call you want is @{selected|repeating_armor_$0_ArmorName}.

Ryan T. said:

This section of the Roll20 Wiki documents how to call Attributes.

The Attribute in question (according to the sheet's Wiki page) is named strength-mod

Thank you very much, I ended up using the sheet wiki page which lead me to https://wiki.roll20.net/DnD4e_Character_Sheet , this has every hidden attribute which is making life so much easier for me.  thank you for your assistance, I just gotta learn how to add the condition icons and see if these rolls can automatically influence attribute bar data like hp.  I read it a bit on the home page but I'm going to tackle it and see what I can do. 

Sines said:

Hi Drew C.,

You could try a modification I did to allow the use of autocalculated attributes of DnD 4e sheet.
The code of PowerCards should be changed as following:
1. Add a new function (to treat attributes with references to other attributes):

function getAttrRefValues(char_id, attribute) {
    var n_ref = 0;
    var attr = attribute;
    if (/.*@{.*/.test(attribute)) {
        n_ref = attribute.match(/@{/g).length;
    }
    if (n_ref > 0) { //there are references to attributes
        for  (var i = 0; i < n_ref; i++) { 
            attr = attr.replace(/@{(.*?)}/, function(e) {
                var attr_ref = e.replace(/@{/, '').replace(/}/, '');
                attr_ref = getAttrByName(char_id, attr_ref);
                return getAttrRefValues(char_id, attr_ref);
            });
        }
    }
    return attr;
};

2. On the function getTargetInfo, modify the default case of its "switch (charm)":

default:
    attr = getAttrByName(Character.id, charm);
    attr = getAttrRefValues(Character.id, attr);

Then, on the game, make sure your target charm is part of an inline roll. Your example "[[1d20+%%stealth_bonus%%]]" is already part of one, but I had to add 0d0 and brackets where some of my target charms are, like "[[ 0d0 + %%ac%% [AC] ]]".

Hope it helps.

• Version: 3.2.22
• Link: gist.github.com/Sky-Captain-13/452330a3d926b32da49c
• Update: Added getAttrRefValues function written by Sines. This allows you to use autocalculated attributes on character sheets with target charms. Such as the armor class attribute on most D&D character sheets.
• Note: This update is untested by me. I simply added the function as is into the script.

Grognard said:

At level 10 the crit die roll is 2d20+1d14 on table V. I'll have to check my logs again.

Now to figure out the Fumble dice roll logic. Thanks for your help. After this portion is done I think I should be good while I build all the tables and macros.