So this is for an AD&D game I'm currently playing in. I'm rocking out a first edition monk and I have a macro set up for using the monks open hand attack. In this case if the monk rolls 5 more than needed (on a d20) to hit, he scores a stun. Is there anyway to use the single attack roll to show what I would hit and what I would stun. So far, the macro looks like this, I have it set up to display a table showing what armor class is hit, damage, and a make shift table to the DM showing any bonus results from that attack that might apply. &{template:default} {{name=Unarmed attack}} {{Hits AC=[[(22-((ceil(@{Moh-zih Hanzahd|level-class3}/3)*2)))-(1d20cs>20+?{Attack mod|0})]]}} {{Damage= [[1d6+?{Damage mod|0}]]}} /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Unarmed specials}} {{Stun (AC hit +5)=[[1d6]]}} {{Kills AC= [[1d100]]}} So to sum up, I want to reference the 1d20 roll in the table to display 2 results. For example if I roll a 13 I would want it to display: Hits AC 7, stuns AC 2 for [1d6] rounds. Alternatively, I can put the macros in line with text if the table won't work.
