I'm using Windows 7 and Google Chrome Version 31.0.1650.63 m. Bug Description and Example I'm getting an error when I use both the target and max keywords. The following macro highlights the problem: /r @{target|Hit Points} + @{target|Hit Points|max} The app asks for "Target: Target" first, then asks for a second target, "Target: Hit Points." When I try to select this second target I get two error messages in chat: (1) No attribute was found for targeted token by the name of max (2) Could not determine result type of: [{"type":"M","expr":4},{"type":"C","text":" + "}] And what's worse, the box asking for "Target:Hit Points" gets frozen on the top of the screen until I quit the campaign and rejoin. What's Probably Causing It There are a few syntax forms for the target keyword that I know of: (1) @{target|x} If you use this syntax only, the app will ask for one target and will look up x as an attribute of the clicked target. (2) @{target|x|y} Here x is a name assigned to the target and y is the attribute. This allows you to have macros that say things like: @{target|target1|attribute} + @{target|target2|attribute} which will make roll20 ask for two targets and access each of their attributes. Seems to me roll20 is assuming @{target|Hit Points|max} is form (2) when I just want it to be doing the equivalent of @{selected|Hit Points|max}. The disparity between syntax is really confusing, so if it's intentional it should be pointed out in the roll20 wiki. And intentional or not, the box asking for "Target:Hit Points" probably shouldn't get stuck on the top of the screen.