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Macro for rolling stats with 1s rerolled, for public ease of use

&{template:default} {{name= Ability Scores}} {{[[4d6kh3r1]][[4d6kh3r1]][[4d6kh3r1]][[4d6kh3r1]][[4d6kh3r1]][[4d6kh3r1]]}} If you copy and paste the above macro into your chat window, it will automatically roll 4d6, keep the highest 3 (aka dropping the lowest 1), but also rerolling nat 1s, because sometimes GMs are cool like that. Alternate macro that drops the lowest one if more than 4d6 are used (such as in epic power campaigns): &{template:default} {{name= Ability Scores}} {{[[4d6d1r1]][[4d6d1r1]][[4d6d1r1]][[4d6d1r1]][[4d6d1r1]][[4d6d1r1]]}} I hope this helps people, it's simple and easy and there's probably already a billion posts like this but hey why not.
Hey I need a hand with something similar. I want to have 3d6 with rerolling 1s 7 times, and have the lowest set dropped. This is what I have. &{template:default} {{name= Ability Scores}} {{[[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]]}} I've been testing different things, but I can't get any of the commands to work.
Mack D. said: Hey I need a hand with something similar. I want to have 3d6 with rerolling 1s 7 times, and have the lowest set dropped. This is what I have. &{template:default} {{name= Ability Scores}} {{[[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]][[3d6r<1]]}} I've been testing different things, but I can't get any of the commands to work. From what I can see either that or  &{template:default} {{name= Ability Scores}} {{[[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]][[3d6r1]]}} pasted into the chat window SHOULD work if you don't mind just manually ignoring the lowest result, but as I'm fairly new to the macro scene (and coding as a whole), maybe someone else will be able to give you a more complete and helpful answer.