Trying to use a power card in a nested macro

I am trying to make it so a power card will work in a nested macro. <!-- &{template:dnd4epower} {{atwill=1}}  {{name=Sunspray Dance }} {{attack=  [[1d20+4+2+?{bonA|0}]]}} {{damage=[[d8+4]]}} {{effect= and the target takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls until the start of your next turn. }} -->

Comment tags don't work either...

&`#38;&`#123;template:dnd4epower} &`#123;&`#123;atwill&`#61;1&`#125;}  &`#123;&`#123;name&`#61;Sunspray Dance &`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;attack&`#61;  [[1d20+4+2+?{bonA&`#124;0&`#125;]]&`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;damage&`#61;[[d8+4]]&`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;effect&`#61; and the target takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls until the start of your next turn. &`#125;&`#125;

Instead of bothering with Advanced Usage for Roll Queries , have you considered trying out a Command Button menu? e.g. &{template:default} {{name=Attacks}} {{ [Sunspray Dance](~Devlin|SunsprayDance) [Another Attack](~Devlin|SomeAttack) }}

I nest my macros to make it easier to play on moble. The buttons arent usable. And this is just to pretty it up, I already have it able to be put out in functional plain text.

Devlin M. said: &{template:dnd4epower} {{atwill=1}}  {{name=Sunspray Dance }} {{attack=  [[1d20+4+2+?{bonA|0}]]}} {{damage=[[d8+4]]}} {{effect= and the target takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls until the start of your next turn. }} --> You'll need to escape all of the } , including the | and the } within the bonA Query.

Can I just escape everything and cut out the middleman?

If you'd like, but be careful not to escape any @{Attribute calls} or %{Ability calls}.

Well no calls in the power card it looks like.

Then, go crazy. Make sure you escape all of the } and don't accidentally leave any

It looks like you can't nest power cards. Unless I did something wrong.

&`#38;&`#123;template:dnd4epower&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;atwill=1&`#125;&`#125;  &`#123;&`#123;name=Ice Pillar &`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;attack=  [[1d20+4+2+?&`#123;bonA&`#124;0&`#125;]]&`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;damage=[[1d6+4+?&`#123;tbonD&`#124;0&`#125;]]&`#125;&`#125; &`#123;&`#123;effect= Effect: You conjure a pillar of crackling ice in an unoccupied square within range. The pillar occupies 1 square and lasts until the end of your next turn. Each enemy that moves into a square adjacent to the pillar on its turn takes 1d6 + your Intelligence modifier cold damage. &`#125;&`#125;

What's the macro that you're trying to nest that within?

Well this is the full macro. ?{Powers|SunsprayDance,%{Verbannon|SunsprayDance}|EruptingFlare,%{Verbannon|EruptingFlare}|IcePillar,%{Verbannon|IcePillar}|BathedInLight,%{Verbannon|BathedInLight}|StaffOfDefense,%{Verbannon|StaffOfDefense}|BurningHandsD,%{Verbannon|BurningHandsD}|BurningHandsA,%{Verbannon|BurningHandsA}|FreezingCloudD,%{Verbannon|FreezingCloudD}|FreezingCloudA,%{Verbannon|FreezingCloudA}|DustDevil,%{Verbannon|DustDevil}|ScouringWindD,%{Verbannon|ScouringWindD}|ScouringWindA,%{Verbannon|ScouringWindA}|} And here is the current un fancified version of ice pillar. Ice Pillar&`#44; Ranged 10  Effect: You conjure a pillar of crackling ice in an unoccupied square within range. The pillar occupies 1 square and lasts until the end of your next turn. Each enemy that moves into a square adjacent to the pillar on its turn takes [[1d6+4+?{bonD&`#124;0&`#125;]] cold damage.

Guess its not important, just trying to make it look better.

?{Test|A, &{template:default} {{atwill=1}} {{name=Ice Pillar }} {{attack= [[1d20+4+2+?{bonA|0}]]}} {{damage=[[1d6+4+?{tbonD|0}]]}} {{effect= Effect: You conjure a pillar of crackling ice in an unoccupied square within range. The pillar occupies 1 square and lasts until the end of your next turn. Each enemy that moves into a square adjacent to the pillar on its turn takes 1d6 + your Intelligence modifier cold damage. }} | } This works for me; I copied what you posted, removed the backticks, and replaced dnd4epower with default (so I could test it).

Oh, apparently when I escape it for nesting, I actually have to roll it in the nest for it to work. Thanks!