Roll Templates and /roll

Is there an easy way to have values displayed like they are for the /roll command inside a Roll Template? The system I am looking to playtest has a bunch of times where two sides need to compare the lists of dice they get to see who has the best ones. e.g. A rolls 3d10 getting 2, 5, 7 and B rolls 2d10 getting 4, 8. So by comparing Bs 8 beats As 7, As 5 beats Bs 4. Ignore As 2. I'm not looking for a super automated version of this. Or is 3D dice the best way? I dunno...?

Probably API script, 3d Dice, or just listing them out individually like: [[1d10]][[1d10]][[1d10]]

The Aaron said: Probably API script, 3d Dice, or just listing them out individually like: [[1d10]][[1d10]][[1d10]] Yeah but the problem is that you could be rolling 5 dice one time, and 2 dice the next. And a Roll Template probably can't handle it without a lot more CSS/HTML mojo than I have. Basically I was hoping to get the same visual output into a Roll Template that you get from the /roll command but it seems like Roll Templates only handle inline rolls.

if you need to have a variable number of dice, use some submacros.  Basically, write a macro that is a query of how many dice you wanna roll, and have each choice output be a roll of that many dice - EG ?{queryname|1,[[1d10]] |2,[[1d10]][[1d10]] |3,[[1d10]][[1d10]][[1d10]] | . . . . . And then in any macro where you'd wanna call once of these dice rolls, you call that macro. 

Yeah, that could be something of a PitA for this setup but it might be the only way.

If you're writing the Roll Template, you should be able to supply a number of dice and have that determine the number of dice results revealed.  Kind of like how some templates reveal more critical damage.

The Aaron said: If you're writing the Roll Template, you should be able to supply a number of dice and have that determine the number of dice results revealed.  Kind of like how some templates reveal more critical damage. If I get around to that point in life, I will definitely have to hassle you maybe with cash in my other hand, to get it done. :P

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