Thank you for your replies, to answer responses. Dakota H. said: I'm not familiar with the base macro you're using, but why can't you just type in the full amounts when it prompts you for the Damage Roll? You also don't need to call macros, you could just set the query with different options and include them like this: ?{Damage Roll|Simple,1d8+2d4+1d6+10|Sneak Simple,1d8+2d4+1d6+10+2d6} The query will display the sections before the commas as the drop down options, then plug in the parts after the commas in the inline roller. I was hoping to find a way not to have to remake the macros since they were already made for the 10 or so different damage die situations. Rabulias said: Mac said: am playing a few games where the dms are not subscribers so character sheets are unavailable to call macros. Even DMs who are free users can use macro-enabled sheets in their games. They just cannot load custom sheets into their games. It looks like you are playing D&D 5e, and there are at least 3 D&D 5e sheets that can be loaded. Two of those are not getting further development (Community and Shaped), but the Official D&D 5e by Roll20 sheet is maintained and updated by Roll20 staff, so it's a safe bet to use for the long term. Ask your DM to read more about adding a character sheet to the game in the wiki here: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheets#Choosing_a_Character_Sheet" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheets#Choosing_a_Character_Sheet</a> Both Dms prefer using another program for party sheets.