Multiple Targets (4e)

Hey guys!! Is that possible to have multiple targets in a single attack roll? Example: (attack roll) vs @{target|target1|AC} @{target|target2|AC} @{target|target2|AC} I'm playing the 4e edition. Thanks a lot!!

Yep, you've already got the syntax there as well. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Advanced_Usage" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Advanced_Usage</a> If you want to compare the roll to multiple target's AC's via 1d20&gt;..., then that is not possible, but you can have all the target's AC's displayed in the chat output to compare it yourself.

The result not appeared on chat =/. Only one target appeared after roll. I'm using the 4e template builder. Can I have to separate the targets using '()' or something else? Example:&nbsp;{{attack=[[ 1d20 + [[@{intelligence-mod} ]] [intelligence mod] + [[@{halflevel}]] [half level] + [[@{weapon-6-prof}]] [proficiency] + [[@{weapon-6-enh}]] [enhancement] + [[@{weapon-6-attack-class}]] [class] + [[@{weapon-6-attack-feat}]] [feat] + [[@{weapon-6-attack-misc}]] [misc] + [[0]] [power bonus] ]] vs [[@{target|target1|REF} @{target|target2|REF} @{target|target3|REF}]]}} Thanks!!

Nevermind, buddy!! I've forgot to put '[[ ]]' on each '@{target}' reference. Now it works! Thanks a lot!!

Glad you figured it out, happy rolling.