[5e Community] Eldritch blast macro

So I've been trying to get a macro that uses the base dnd 5e template, pulls the needed stats from my character sheet and has up to 4 attacks based on level (if it's even possible to have a clause that only shows an extra attack if a certain warlock level is met). So far the best I came up with is this: &{template:5eDefault} {{spell=1}} {{title=Eldritch Blast}} {{subheader=@{Xanyl Vikarsson|character_name}}} {{subheaderright=Evocation Cantrip}} {{subheader2= }} 0 0 0 {{spellshowattack=1}} {{spellattack=[[1d20 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|PB} + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_attack_bonus})]]}} {{spellshowattackadv=1}} {{spellattackadv=[[1d20 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|PB} + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_attack_bonus})]]}} 0 0 {{spellshowdamage=1}} {{spelldamage=[[1d10 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + 0 + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_damage_bonus}) + 0d0]] Force}} {{spellcancrit=1}} {{spellcritdamage=Additional [[1d10]] damage}}{{attack=1}} {{attack=[[1d20 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|PB} + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_attack_bonus})]]}} {{attackadv=1}} {{attackadv=[[1d20 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|PB} + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_attack_bonus})]]}} 0 0 {{damage=1}} {{damage=[[1d10 + @{Xanyl Vikarsson|charisma_mod} + 0 + (@{Xanyl Vikarsson|global_spell_damage_bonus}) + 0d0]] Force}}{{Hex =[[1d6]]}} {{Hex 2=[[1d6]]}} 0 {{spellcasttime=1 action}} {{spellduration=instant}} {{spelltarget=1 creature}} {{spellrange=120ft}} {{spellgainedfrom=Warlock}} {{spellcomponents=V,S}}@{Xanyl Vikarsson|classactionspellcast} Which does show a second attack, but if I want to add the spell description that comes in between the two attack rolls and I can't for the life of me figure out how to add more attacks into it. I did find some older posts about a multiattack macro, with {{mattack1=...}} and {{mattack1adv=...}} but that doesn't seem to work anymore? Can anyone help me out with this?

The format for mukti-attack would be  &{template:5eDefault} {{title=}} {{subheader=}}} {{subheaderright=}} {{subheader2=}} {{subheaderright2=}} {{multiattack=1}} {{mattack1=[[1d20+7]]}} {{mattack1adv=[[1d20+7]] }} {{mdamage1=[[2d6+4]] Slashing}} {{mcritdamage1=[[2d6]]}} {{mattack2=[[1d20+7]]}} {{mattack2adv=[[1d20+7]] }} {{mdamage2=[[2d6+4]] Slashing}} {{mcritdamage2=[[2d6]]}} {{mattack3=[[1d20+7]]}} {{mattack3adv=[[1d20+7]] }} {{mdamage3=[[1d6+4]] Piercing}} {{mcritdamage3=[[1d6]]}} I think the max is 5 attacks. I don't think you can add extra fields to this so it would miss your hex damage and other info.  What I ultimately ended up doing for my eldritch blast was make a single attack and turn the header into a button to cast it again.  &{template:5eDefault} {{spell=1}} {{title=[Eldritch Blast](~Xanyl Vikarsson|Eldritch-Blast)}} {{subheader=@{Selected|character_name}}} {{subheaderright=Evocation Cantrip}} {{subheader2=Range 120'}} {{emote=@{selected|token_name} launches a crackling beam of energy at @{target|token_name} }} {{spellshowattack=1}} {{spellattack=[[ 1d20 + [[ @{Selected|charisma_mod} + @{Selected|PB} ]] + (@{Selected|global_spell_attack_bonus}) ]] }} {{spellshowattackadv=1}} {{spellattackadv=[[ 1d20 + [[ @{Selected|charisma_mod} + @{Selected|PB} ]] + (@{Selected|global_spell_attack_bonus}) ]] to hit [[ @{target|bar2}d1 ]] }} {{spellshowdamage=1}} {{spelldamage=[[ 1d10 + (@{Selected|global_spell_damage_bonus}) ]] force}} {{spellcancrit=1}} {{spellcritdamage=Additional [[ 1d10 ]] force damage}} {{spellshoweffects=1}} {{spelleffect=Cast [[ [[ ((@{selected|warlock_level} + 1) / 6 + 0.5)d1]] ]] beams}} @{Selected|classactionspellcast} Name the ability Eldritch-Blast on your character and you can easily cast it a second time by just clicking the title in chat. 

Thanks! A little follow up question: the second attack line (the blue 16 vs AC in your example) keeps turning up as a 1 in my example. is that (@{target|bar2}d1) something the GM needs to set as a value for the tokens he is using?

Most GMs, and the prebuilt modules and tokens use bar 2 as AC. If the DM isn't doing that, you can simply remove the  to hit [[ @{target|bar2}d1 ]] portion of the macro. All that does is prompt the player for a target, and pull the target's AC from the 2nd bar.

Cool, thanks for the help!