Is it possible to have grouped rolls in a drop-down prompt?

I wanted to do something like this, but it doesn't work: ?{Strength Check| Normal, Normal **Strength** Check: [[2d6 + @{strength_mod}]]| Advantage, Advantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6, 2d6}kh1 + @{strength_mod}]]| Disadvantage, Disadvantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6, 2d6}kl1 + @{strength_mod}]]} Is there a work around for this? Thanks in advance.

The problem that you are running in to is that queries like this stop on the first "}" they find. In your case it is within the Advantage Check information. If you want to have the macro work as intended you will need to follow the rules specified  here for advanced macro usage. Here is the updated macro (I put a space between the &# and the number so that you could see where they are needed in the macro). ?{Strength Check| Normal, Normal **Strength** Check: [[2d6 + @{strength_mod}]]| Advantage, Advantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6&# 44; 2d6&# 125;kh1 + @{strength_mod}]]| Disadvantage, Disadvantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6&# 44; 2d6&# 125;kl1 + @{strength_mod}]]} EDIT: fixed spelling

Kyle G. said: The problem that you are running in to is that queries like this stop on the first "}" they find. In your case it is within the Advantage Check information. If you want to have the macro work as intended you will need to follow the rules specified  here for advanced macro usage. Here is the updated macro (I put a space between the &# and the number so that you could see where they are in needed in the macro. ?{Strength Check| Normal, Normal **Strength** Check: [[2d6 + @{strength_mod}]]| Advantage, Advantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6&# 44; 2d6&# 125;kh1 + @{strength_mod}]]| Disadvantage, Disadvantage **Strength** Check: [[{2d6&3 44; 2d6&3 125;kl1 + @{strength_mod}]]} Awesome, thank you so much!