Dropdown list and dice roll

I am using the following code for a macro: ?{Options| Option 1, /roll 1d20|  Option 2, /roll 2d20|  Option 3, /roll 3d20 } I am trying to make a different dice roll depending on the option chosen by the player and the dice roll is not made, only the string "/roll 1d20" appears. What am I doing wrong?

The space here: , /  should not be there. ?{Options| Option 1,/roll 1d20|  Option 2,/roll 2d20|  Option 3,/roll 3d20 } when doing a /roll, the / has to be the very first character on the line. But in the above macro, that space gets printed first.

Thank you! I thank you 1d100 times!! My intention was a little more complicated. I want to add a modifier to the dice roll that the user will introduce. And add the difficulty that the user will also introduce. ?{Options| Option 1,/roll 1d20+?{Modifier|0}>=?{Difficulty|14}|  Option 2,/roll 2d20+?{Modifier|0}>=?{Difficulty|14}|  Option 3,/roll 3d20+?{Modifier|0}>=?{Difficulty|14}|  } It doesn't work for me. Can you help me?

I solve it. I had to replace some characters with their HTML codes. My problem now is that when I save the macro those HTML codes disappear.

I have read an answer from you answering the same question. SOLVED! Thank you!

Just gonna point out that you can write that without html replacement, by simplifying it quite a bit. Some time it's hard to see the trees for the forest. /roll ?{Options|1d20 ,1| 2d20,2| 3d20,3| } d20+?{Modifier|0}>=?{Difficulty|14} This macro also better describe what the three options are.

pplurueda said: I have read an answer from you answering the same question. SOLVED! Thank you! I apparently give great help when I'm sleeping! I'm happy you got it sorted :) That's a great rewrite Andreas. Always better to avoid nesting when you can.