Hi guys, we are playing pathfinder and we have a druid in our party with a bear. When he clicks one of his attacks in the character sheet it automatically adds extra attacks to his natural attacks which can end up leading to a lot of confusion as we add up his attacks during full-round attacks where he gets a Bite, Claw, and Claw. There ends up being many attacks rolled with altered attack modifiers that just need to be ignored. I've started building a macro to fix this problem and streamline it as much as possible for him, but I am admittedly new to building macros in roll20, this being the first one I have built. So far I have come up with this. &{template:default} {{name= Bear Macro Test}} {{Bite= [[1d20+@{Scar|BAB}@{Scar|strength_mod}[STR-MOD]?{Is the bard singing?|Yes,+3,|No,+0,}[INSPIRE COURAGE]?{Magic Fang|No,+0,|Lesser,+1,|Greater,+3,}[MAGIC FANG]?{What is your size?|Large,-1|Huge,-2}[SIZE-MOD]]]}} {{damage= [[1d6]]}} I plan on adding in the crit calculations in case of a natural 20 but I have yet to learn that part, also I plan on adding the two claw attacks to this macro once I have finished the first attack. In the "to hit" section, I have added drop-down menus for some modifiers such as Inspire Courage, Size Modifier, and Magic Fang. As for the question itself, is there any way in the "damage" section or in the following attacks (claw, claw) that I can have it query back to those choices made? For example to further clarify what I am asking. If the choice was made in the initial "to hit" section drop-downs that "Yes" the bard is singing, could I have the macro add +3 to damage in the the "damage" section of that roll as well as +3 to "to hit" and "damage" in the following attacks, without prompting the same drop-down menus to appear 8 additional times in total between them? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.