Dice roll ranges.

Sorry for the ineffectual title, can't think how to summarize this question in a little title. Would it be possible to set up a macro that returns different value depending on different ranges of the die roll. I need my monster to deal damage to a player, it follows a formula that reads. Roll 2d20. If the total of both rolls are following, do the following damage. 1-8: +1 damage. 9-19: +2 damage. 20-34: +3 damage. 35-40: +4 damage. Maybe it is the mathmatical part of my brain that refuse to wake up, but I can't think of a way (if it even is possible in roll20) to do this. Alternatively, I can set up a table and weigh the different damages, but I won't be able to add individual monster dmg modifier to the roll. If anyone know if this is possible please let me know. (: Thanks, Swidt

You probably need to use the API to automate this. I would talk to the API forum and perhaps they can write you a script.

Merci, I will seek help there :).

You can do it with macros and some math: Such as: [[1d6]]+[[(floor((2d20)/10))+1]] will do 1d6 damage + (1-4) what its doing is rolling 1d6, and also rolling 2d20 then dividing by 10 and trimming to whole number and adding 1..so 1 to 10=1, 11 to 20=2. etc. and adding that to the 1d6 roll. Just change the 1d6 to suit what you need. or the 2d20/10 to whatever end result you need. edit: hmm read it too fast and been up for too long in a row :) Just noticed its not 1-10,11-20, and so on... its 1-8, then 9-19..no common denominator of one number...probably can be done with a lot of math in the roll, let me smash my head against it..has to be a way. If I cant think of one, maybe G G can..hes made some insane macro math.

Yeah I managed to do a little script to set it up, and then used a macro to call said script. But thank you for reminding how the 10th system worked. Hehe sometimes math can be useful ;)