Need help with macro using IF command and ?{xxx|x}

Hi, I want to make a macro making automatically another roll if the roll (so before the modifiers are added) is above a certain value. /roll d100 + ?{Attack|0} - ?{Defence|0} This is the macro as we use it now. What I would like it to be is: /roll d100 { IF > 95 + /roll d100 } + ?{Attack|0} - ?{Defence|0} Meaning each time I roll 96 or more it will roll again and add this to the original roll until I roll 95 or lower (adding that roll as well) and then it should add the modifiers. I've been messing around but can't seem to figure it out :-(

There isn't a way to do if checks in a macro.  However, I think you could use  exploding dice for your situation: /roll d100!>96 + ?{Attack|0} - ?{Defence|0} Note : In dice syntax, > means "greater than or equal to" for historical reasons. The only issue with this is that if the second roll is again 96 or greater, it will roll a third time and add it.

You cannot do if statements inside of macros unfortunately. However, you could accomplish this by using  Exploding Dice using the following formula  /roll d100!>96 + ?{Attack|0} - ?{Defense|0} The ! tells the roller that it will reroll and add to the total is the value rolled is >= 96 (your >95, in roll20 it assumes > is meant as >= and < is <=)

yeah that's exactly what I need :D Thanks!