Macro Question

There are times, as a GM, that I want to hide what my NPC's to hit bonus is, but I still want to be able to show the players that they have been hit or missed. Is there a way to create a GM macro that hides the roll and to hit bonus, but still shows the player whether or not it's a hit or miss?

You could use the @selected and @target to compare. There should be some examples floating around

Problem is any macro renders the numbers out on the screen currently, with the possible exception of a rollable table. Hmm, that might work actually. Create a rollable table with one value in it that's the roll of the NPC. That should return just the final value, I think. Don't quote me on that though, as I haven't played with them all that much.

Half-assed, but you could roll it secretly first and just use a different Hit or Miss macro, manually. Inelegant but technically gets the job done. Might even have fun with it with a few different flavor text describing how badly they missed.

Yeah, Mark, I'm probably going to have to run a hit/miss macro. Second question: Using the @selected and @target macro, can I get it to compare one against the other? For example: I'd think that this would show if it's a success or failure for this macro /roll 1d20+@{selected|AttackAC}>@{target|AC}, However, it doesn't. It shows the roll, and it shows the relevant attributes, but no success or failure.

You're missing a bracket on the first half to combine the dice roll and the attribute into a single value to be compared in the ">" expression.. /roll {1d20 + @{selected|AttackAC} }>@{target|AC}