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Elemental Adept Feat Macro

Hello all. I have a an EK that has jsut taken the Elemental Adept feat and I am trying to find a way to emulate the art of the feat where 1's are treated as 2's. Now my character has Great Weapon Fighting as a fighting style so I am using this for his great sword rolls: 2d6ro<2 Now I know the Ro means to reroll if less than two, however if for example I initally roll a 1 it can possible reroll a 1. I am looking for a way for all ones to be counted as 2's
You have two ways to do this. 1) Create a rollable table with the values 2 through X and give the value 2 a weight of 2. This essentially doubles the change to get a two on a roll. The nice thing about this is that you can then simply use [[Xt[table-name]]] anywhere the feat would apply for the player. 2) You can use {dX, 2}kh1 in place of a single die roll. Unfortunately in order to do this for multiple die rolls it will need to be added for each roll. In your example [[2d6]] this would become [[{d6,2}kh1+{d6,2}kh1]]
I tried [[{d6,2}kh1+{d6,2}kh1]] but I get error "Cannot mix sum and M rolls in a roll group"
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Silvyre
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I'm a fan of Evan G.'s method for handling elemental adept.
Fishyninja said: I tried [[{d6,2}kh1+{d6,2}kh1]] but I get error "Cannot mix sum and M rolls in a roll group" Rright sorry, you will need to change 2 to 2+0d0. Sorry about that.
Aweosme I think that works so what does the 0d0 do to the Macro?
Fishyninja said: Aweosme I think that works so what does the 0d0 do to the Macro? It is not possible to compare a dice result (d6) to a flat number(2), the 0d0 acts to turn the flat number into a dice result so that you can compare the numbers to each other.
Fantastic, the more you know!
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keithcurtis
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Kyle G. said: Fishyninja said: Aweosme I think that works so what does the 0d0 do to the Macro? It is not possible to compare a dice result (d6) to a flat number(2), the 0d0 acts to turn the flat number into a dice result so that you can compare the numbers to each other. Nice trick!