Small rolling question

12p(2+1d3) 12 individual rolls of 1d3+2 What I can't figure out is how to get that on working roll20 short of using... /roll 1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2+1d3+2 ...which feels rather spammy. Is there a shortened rolling formula I can use? Forgive me if the answers' simple. I'm still rather new this.

Cheers for the response. I guess I'll just have to live with it for now.

You could just do 12d3 and mentally add the +2 on to each result for now.

Why not do /r 12d3+2*12? Are multiplications allowed in rolls? If not then just add 24. 

Yes grouped rolls are on my list. I'm currently working on a full syntax design doc, especially now that we have TTF people coming in we want to make sure we don't miss something. It will take a few weeks before the new roll parser is in place but I promise you'll be happy :)

Will there be multilevel macro creation? For instance: Define RollAtt as sum(1d6,3); Define RollChar as set(RollAtt,6);

Yes you can have Macro A reference Macro B. You can also reference attributes from character sheets in macros.

In order to have Macro A reference Macro B Macro B cannot have syntax that when tacked onto Macro A will cause Macro A to reject it. Examples:  The following will have an error: Macro A = /roll 1d20+#B Macro B = /roll 1d10 Result: /roll 1d20+/roll 1d10 which is rejected when tested The following will not have an error: Macro A = /roll 1d20+#B Macro B = 1d10 Result: /roll 1d20+1d10 which is accepted when tested - Gauss