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Crimson rite damage die

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2*floor((@{level}+1)/6)+4 This is what it looks like in excel: Which is exactly what the crimson rite damage die should be at each level. However, when I roll /r 1d(2*floor((x+1)/6)+4) In roll20, no matter what x is, it always "rolls" 1. I am wondering what roll20-compatible macro would create a table like the above?

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Kyle G.

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You need to put the calculation inside of an inline roll to get it to calculate before rolling the die result. /r 1d[[2*floor((@{selected|level}+1)/6)+4]] This will roll the desired formula using the selected token's level attribute.

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GiGs

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API Scripter

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Try using inline roll brackets, like so /r 1d[[2*floor((x+1)/6)+4]] I assume you have x replaced with an attribute, like: /r 1d[[2*floor((@{attribute}+1)/6)+4]] or a query like /r 1d[[2*floor((?{Score?|1}+1)/6)+4]]

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Goerge B.

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Using the [[...]] brackets works, thanks everyone.

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