In my table the calculation does not work.

Lance &{template:default} {{name=Lance }}{{Hit=[[1d100<(%{Maximin|Hitrate}+75-%{target|Esquive} ) ]] }}{{Crit=[[1d100<(%{Maximin|CritHit}+25)]]}}{{Damage= [[7+@{Strength}]]}} In this macros I'm trying to call other macro (Attributes and Abilities) of the character "Maximin" but when I try it out it always end up stating it worked when it should'nt. I'm figuring out that in the macro  Hit=[[1d100<(%{Maximin|Hitrate}+75-%{target|Esquive} ) ]] the part after the < does not compute correctly.  Could someone help me ?  Sincerely.

You need to wrap the bit after the < within [[ ]] like: Hit=[[1d100<[[%{Maximin|Hitrate}+75-%{target|Esquive} ]] ]] It needs to be an inline roll, so that roll20 can treat it as a single number when making the < comparison. Ordinary brackets don't work for this, it needs to be the inline roll brackets.

Thanks a lot !  In fact it was the other attributes containing /roll which under [[ ]] was considerated a division.  So I corrected that and now it works !  My Fire Emblem game will now be able to work without mass calculation each time WOW !