Hey, GM ! Those are two great questions! 1) found a #rollWasCrit wich chesk if roll is crit Can i use it as not pro player in my game??? and if yes can you write a basic macro with it. If the Creator of your game is a Pro subscriber, your game would be able to make use of a customized Character Sheets and customized Roll Templates . The advantage of a customized Character Sheet is the capacity to add the capacity to add Roll Templates to your game (or adjust existing ones), regardless of whether or not your game uses a Character Sheet, and regardless of whether or not that Character Sheet already includes Roll Templates. As a player in the game of a Pro subscriber, you have access to API Scripts . PowerCards is an API Script which I might describe as "Roll Templates on steroids". It is much simpler to learn how to implement PowerCards within a game in your game than it is to learn how to write/customize Roll Templates. PowerCards' "conditionals" feature allows you to very easily produce the same results as a Roll Template using #rollWasCrit. I very highly recommend using PowerCards for this! :) Regardless of whether or not the Creator of your game is a Pro subscriber, a few Character Sheets (e.g. for D&D 3.5/5e and PF, to name a few) already come with Roll Templates that make use of the #rollWasCrit Helper Function . Anyone (regardless of subscriber level) who uses such a sheet in their game can harness the power of #rollWasCrit by building macros using the sheet-specific Roll Template macro-building syntax. Many such sheets ideally use their pages on the Roll20 Wiki to document such syntax. In either case, here's the basic idea behind using #rollWasCrit in a macro: A Roll Template using a #rollWasCrit will have at least two special {{properties}} with a unique propertyname, e.g. The property {{spell_crit=+[[ 2d6 ]]}} (which has the propertyname attack_crit) The property {{spell_attack=[[ 1d20cs>18 ]]}} The property named spell_crit will only display if the roll within spell_attack (e.g. 1d20) resolves to be within the roll's Critical Success threshold (e.g. cs>18, i.e. the spell_crit property will display if and only if the 1d20 roll resolves to be greater than or equal to 18). A hypothetical macro would look like: &{template:silvyre} {{spell_attack=[[ 1d20cs>18 ]]}} {{spell_crit=+[[ 2d6 ]]}} I have 2 spells &{template:default} {{name=Ice}} {{AC=[[1d20cs>3cf<2]]}} {{DMG=[[(@{INT}*1)d3]] from [[@{INT}*1*3]]}} {{Crit=[[(@{INT}*1*2)d3]] из [[@{INT}*2*3]]}} {{INT=@{INT}}} {{Cost=10 MP}} &{template:default} {{name=Fire}} {{AC=[[1d20cs>6cf<5]]}} {{DMG=[[(@{INT}*2)d3]] from [[@{INT}*2*3]]}} {{Crit=[[(@{INT}*2*2)d3]] из [[@{INT}*2*2*3]]}} {{INT=@{INT}}} {{Cost=10 MP}} and i want to make a spell book wich allows me to cast 2 different spells. ?{Spells?|Ice,#Ice |Fire,#Fire } And it doesnt work correct ofc i can make spells look liek just a chat massage, but i really like templates/ can anyone help me with creating spellbook and not 20 macroses with spells? This is very possible (and is a great pursuit), but it can be a bit of a challenge at first to learn how to accomplish this. Here are links to Advanced Usage for Roll Queries and Roll Query Troubleshooting sections of the Roll20 Wiki, which explain why you're having difficulty getting this to work, and how to fix the issues you're having. Here are some links to forum threads, which demonstrate how to write Advanced Roll Query macros (I prefer to learn by example): <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3045449/nesting-abilities-within-a-macro" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3045449/nesting-abilities-within-a-macro</a> Within one of my replies to the above thread , I link to two additional threads, which you may also find insightful. <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3102101/pf-pathfinder-sheet-dropdown-attack-query" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3102101/pf-pathfinder-sheet-dropdown-attack-query</a> (This is very advanced:) <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2900058/issue-making-a-nested-query" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2900058/issue-making-a-nested-query</a> Of course, the Roll20 Community and I will be more than happy to answer any questions that will, of course, come up. :)
