Macro to compare Results vs Dcs

Oh hey, it spawned me back up here to type... This SHOULD be the 1st sentence of this post.>So ran into something interesting... What's a good Macro that can compare something like.... Idk(and when I hit enter the cursor just goes here)(Now it goes here. Sigh).... Wierd Bug..ANYWAYS!! I have players that can attack 20 times and I have NPCs that can do the same. Is there a macro that can compare a ton of dice to figure out how many dices actually pass whatever DC I want? Like input values where I press a button and it'll auto calculate Ex: 20 Reflex Saves against 20 Attacks. I noticed that each Die roll does not take Bonus Modifiers (Ex: 5D20+5  Not every die roll will get +5) So it's a bit tricky.

If you want to roll multiple dice with bonuses against the same target, I think you might need to rewrite the order. If you're rolling d20+5 vs a DC of 12, this is the same as rolling d20 vs a DC of 12-5. So you can write it as follows: /r ?{How Many Rolls|1}d20>[[?{DC|10}-?{Save Bonus|0}]] I'd replace those queries with stats where possible, like: /r ?{How Many Rolls|1}d20>[[@{spell_DC}-@{selected|REFlex-save}]] But either way it's pretty awkward, and you need to have the macros set up ahead of time. Often, it might just be quicker to roll a single macro 5 times or whatever. All that said, you are a pro user, so you can use a script to do this much more easily. There's a  groupcheck script that automates this, and will even apply the damage individually to the affected tokens.

G G said: If you want to roll multiple dice with bonuses against the same target, I think you might need to rewrite the order. If you're rolling d20+5 vs a DC of 12, this is the same as rolling d20 vs a DC of 12-5. So you can write it as follows: /r ?{How Many Rolls|1}d20>[[?{DC|10}-?{Save Bonus|0}]] I'd replace those queries with stats where possible, like: /r ?{How Many Rolls|1}d20>[[@{spell_DC}-@{selected|REFlex-save}]] But either way it's pretty awkward, and you need to have the macros set up ahead of time. Often, it might just be quicker to roll a single macro 5 times or whatever. All that said, you are a pro user, so you can use a script to do this much more easily. There's a  groupcheck script that automates this, and will even apply the damage individually to the affected tokens. Not a single person has disappointment me with comments regardless if it helps or comes to a dead end. Community here is amazing. Thank you and hope I obtain this same kind of knowledge in the future where I don't have to ask so much.