This can't be that uncommon of a question, but I did search around a bit and I couldn't find anything. Maybe I'm just blind, and if that's so, I apologize. I'm working with a macro for D&D 3.5, using the automated sheet that's available (whomever did the spell section should be punished, dear lord I can't imagine being a non-spontaneous caster, it must be horrifying writing a full macro for every single darn spell), and I've reached a point where I just can't figure out what to do. I'm trying to create a macro for the Erase spell, and the Erase spell necessitates a Caster Check in the form of 1d20 + Caster Level, with a result of >15. So far, so good, because I pretty much just reverse-engineered the pre-existing macro for the general concentration check used by the sheet's template, and came up with the following: {{Caster check:= [[ {1d20} + {[[ @{casterlevel} ]] }>15 ]] }} And it seems to be working fine. The problem , however, is that not only do I need a result of >15, but the spell also fails on a Natural 1 or 2 . So, if I have a caster level of 15, and I roll a 1, which would be >15, I should still fail. It tried {{Caster check:= [[ {1d20>2} + {[[ @{casterlevel} ]] }>15 ]] }} but it didn't seem to have any effect. How do I resolve this? Given how common "Natural # is still always a fail" is in roleplaying, I can't imagine there not being a function for it. Again, apologies if this comes up a lot, or if I'm just missing something.
