An example of what Kraynic mentioned. The rolls in this case are hidden from the template because not within double brackets. There are three inline rolls here, indexed from the deepest level outward, so $[[0]] and $[[1]] reference the interior d6's, and $[[2]] references the cumulative roll. Sometimes, the ordering within a given level is a mystery. In that case, you would have to play with it to see which roll gets which index. Note that you can't perform math operations on the roll references, so $[[0]]+$[[1]] doesn't work. It would just displays the text 1+6 if we tried it on the rolls below. &{template:default} {{name=Example}} [[ [[1d6]] + [[1d6]] ]] {{Total roll= $[[2]] }} {{Individual rolls=$[[0]], $[[1]]}} EDIT - could have also done it without the "hidden" rolls outside of the brackets, in this case: &{template:default} {{name=Example}} {{Total roll= [[ [[1d6]] + [[1d6]] ]] }} {{Individual rolls=$[[0]], $[[1]]}}
