Pathfinder Template, Macros, and General Weirdness

I've been playing with the Macro system to make my life as the party rogue a bit easier and I'm trying to make sure this specific issue I've come across isn't just me being an idiot. I'm trying to make a macro for a full round attack with both Two Weapon Fighting, and Sneak Attack. The party sheet doesn't quite cover the number of damage sources here so I'm forced to work with a macro. My issue is this: The second damage type here is not displaying it's name. I want it to display "Sneak Attack" but I don't have anything here. Here is the Macro for you all to pick apart. I've included spaces to improve readability. &amp;{template:pc} {{name=Hidden Sword 1}} {{icon=attack} {{attack=[[1]] }} {{atkvs@{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_atktype} }} {{charname=Karl Aleksei}} {{roll=%{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_attack1} }} {{rolldmg1=[[@{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_dmgbase} + @{Karl Aleksei|strength_mod}[STR] ]] }} {{rolldmg2type=@{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_dmg2type} }} {{rolldmg2=[[@{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_dmg2base} ]] }} {{roll1=%{Karl Aleksei|repeating_attacks_$0_attack2} }} The last {{roll1=}} is included so that I can even get the damages to show up. Same issue as here: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/9546601/slug%7D" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/9546601/slug%7D</a> Edit: formating to make it less vomit inducing.

The people I have played with just add sneak attack damage rolls to the notes or description section.&nbsp; Put in whatever the maximum number you will likely need and use however many of them you need when they apply.&nbsp; If you put them in the description section, you can turn that off when fighting something immune to precision damage.

Kraynic said: The people I have played with just add sneak attack damage rolls to the notes or description section.&nbsp; Put in whatever the maximum number you will likely need and use however many of them you need when they apply.&nbsp; If you put them in the description section, you can turn that off when fighting something immune to precision damage. Thank you for the reply, that is something I hadn't considered. But that seems a bit fiddly. I'll keep it in mind, but what if I wanted something else there: say Frost or Fire damage? I'd still run into the same issue.