James Mowery said: If there is no technical limitation for this, please, please, display the natural d20 roll somewhere, if even for the satisfaction of the users. As I said before, there is technically no way (except with the API but that's a whole other debate), when no difficulty is set, to show the raw dice roll and calculate a beaten difficulty with the dice roll, taking in account the other roll parameters: skill level, effort, asset, bonus. Based on that, there are three choices: (1) : Don't use the sheet buttons and the player rolls a simple d20 with a macro or the dice roller, as he would do sitting at a real table,and he tells you if he uses effort, if the PC is skilled etc. (2): the roll template (without difficulty) is modified so that it shows only the raw dice roll, and the roll parameters (skill level, effort, asset, bonus ...) with no calculation at all. I don't like that at all, and won't do it, because I (and others) care more about the beaten difficulty, and don't want to do the math when someone else (the computer) can, and can use the mouse to hover the result if needed (until the Roll20 dev team enhance the template functions). (3): I add a new parameter to the "ACTION" section: a checkbox labelled something like "Compute beaten difficulty" (any help appreciated to label it correctly, english is not my mothertongue ;)). If no dfficulty is set (difficulty=0), the checkbox becomes visible. If checked (which will be the default), the roll witthout difficulty behaves as it does now (version 1.0 of the sheet). If unchecked, the roll template without difficulty shows the raw dice roll, and the other roll parameters but does not calculate the beaten difficulty. Note that this is usefull only if your players will set/use the other roll paramters (asset, skill, bonus, effort) on the sheet before rolling. Otherwise, it's useless (and a PITA to code...) and so please use choice/solution number (1). Concerning the reset button of the Action roll parameters, I will do that (I don't exactly know how yet, formatting wise), but it will require the API.