Weird result on dice roll

Hello, we are trying to roll Xd10 that must be inferior to Y to count as a success. On a 1 we want a critical success  On 10 a critical failure. On a crit success we roll another d10. And critical success dice can also crit (it's recursive). Critical failure subtract 1 success to the total. We arrived at the following dice roll command were X=5 and Y=4: /r {5d10!1!!}<4f>10 The problem is that we sometime have dice results superior to 10: Why do we have results superior to 10 ?

It looks like you've told it to roll exploding on 1 (!1) and compound-exploding on the default (!!) which is 10. From the description, I don't think you want compound at all do you? That adds the exploded die to the original. And if the critical colouring matters to you, you might want to switch that around too: /r {5d10cs1cf10!1}<4f>10 You don't actually need the roll { grouped }, but it's not hurting anyone, either :)

Thank you Oosh, that seems to do the trick! Sorry for the delay I missed my last session and kind of forgot my post =P