It depends on how much effort you want to put into a solution... using the basic /r syntax you can do: /r 6d3 to get a total and the roll results visible in one go but have the eyesore chat output to deal with? You can make a macro for any number of dice or sides that you want or need: /r ?{Number of dice|1}d?{Number of sides|3} or even limit the choices to ones you need: /r ?{Number of dice|1|2|3|4|5|6}d?{Number of sides|3|6|9|501345} To utilise inline rolls you'll have to get a bit more complex if you don't want to have to rely on the tooltip (hover over the roll result) to see the individual die rolls: ?{Number of d3s|1,[[1d3]]|2,[[1d3]] [[1d3]]|3,[[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]]|4,[[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]]|5,[[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]]|6,[[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]] [[1d3]]} Or the same thing but with a query for sides: !?{Number of sides|3|6|9}
?{Number of dice|1, [[1d?{Number of sides}]]|2,[[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]]|3,[[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]]|4,[[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]]|5,[[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]]|6,[[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]] [[1d?{Number of sides}]]}
