4+ years later, I just found your KZfaq channel and am gobbling up all the tutorials, oldest first. We're new to VTT (thanks to COVID), but you're making me a believer that this might be something I want to continue doing, even after the pandemic. We play Savage Worlds, which means the dice explode when the ace, and rolls often include a d6 wild die. So a d4 roll is really a roll in which the player selects the highest of the exploding d4 or the exploding d6. That's really hard to do in the little die roller tool on the side bar widget. Your tutorial helped me make a tray of wild dice rollers. It's the bomb!! Thank you!!

Just a little detail for those who may want to do this with a character sheet. The macros on the Character Sheets are termed Abilities not macros and use the % instead of the # but when you want to stack them you need something like this &{template:default} {{name=Skills}} {{Skills=[Crossbow](~Character_Name|CB) [Rapier](~Character_Name|R)}} [Crossbow] is the name which comes up on the button, ~Character_Name denotes which character sheet, ususally the same one your inputting on, |CB is whatever you named the appropriate Abilitie (macro) on the character sheet. This also works across sheets, so if you have a ranger Ashley and they sometimes use their bonus action to have their animal companion attack you can put on Ashley's sheet [Bear Claw](~Bear|Claw) and provided you have a character sheet called Bear, with Claw as an Abiltity as part of that game availble it'll roll that macro from the sheet. Hope this helps any individual players who use the Abilities (Character Sheet Macros) section that finds this.

dude, this is freaking INVALUABLE. i'm generally not good with tech, so for me, this is a godsend. can't thank you enough!

Thank you! This was very helpful. Fun tip, if you are playing Pathfinder 2e, you can create your macros, remove the template, and insert the buttons directly into the actions tabs on your character sheet. Just use this part: [Button Title](! & # 1 3,#nameofmacro ) without the spaces just like in Talking20's description and place it wherever you want in the description section or wherever else you want it to show up. I turned the skills on my character sheet into simpler macros and then replaced the words for what skills to use in the descriptions for some of my actions with actual clickable buttons. You can turn the skills into simpler macros by clicking the skill on the character sheet, clicking into the typing box, pressing the "up" key, copy the text that appears, and paste it into a macro. Then title that macro however you want. If you try to just use the macro as is from the character sheet instead of making a simpler titled one, it doesn't work out too well. If you try to keep the template from this video when embedding a button, it will end up splitting the description in half. The 2nd half will have some of your code and also will not be inside a template at all. I'm guessing that it can't put a template inside a template.

I know this is a pretty old video by now, but you are a game saver! Our group plays Animon Story and Essence 20. The Essence 20 sheet on Roll20 is downright disgraceful, and Animon Story doesn't have a sheet on Roll20 as of now, so being able to do this is SUPER helpful! I could figure out the basic macros, but no explanation of these stacked or nested macros, and I'm not very good at any of this stuff so searching for it was a nightmare without knowing what to even type in! But the best part is that I can see a few ways this could be useful for other things, both in these systems, and whenever I'm running D&D! Randomly generating NPCs, encounters, challenges, etc., or combining it with Animon's Monster Of The Week style encounter builder is freaking awesome!

For those wanting their wrappers to have the 5e look that Taking20 uses in the video here is the string that I used: /w gm &{template:npcaction} {{rname=Dice Roller}} } {{description=Select your die type: [Macro](!#MacroName)}}

"And then down here (down where?), we're going to take this little formula and then paste it here." I saw the pasting part, but not the copying part. I watched that part of the video multiple times, and I have no idea where 'down here' is. I watched it at .25 speed. Still no idea.

I usually do not tend to comment videos on KZfaq, but this time i have to say a big "thank you"! Those Videos are great and helping me a lot! Thanks a lot man!

I really wish I had found this series long ago. I know things have changed, but am finding tips in these I can use to tweak macros that I have tried to create

Thanks for this video, it allowed me to finally create macros to allow players and NPCs to have a list of their spells to choose from without going to the character sheet. Involves a lot of small macros, but it does the job.

This was an awesome video. I love using the macros in Roll20 because it makes life to much easier.

OMFG This is SO helpful - Thank you so much for your Master Series videos!! :D

Lots of good info... I think. You did a lot of assuming that we could read and see everything you did, but most of it is not visible and or not legible. I blew up the screen so big that the dithering was prohibiting reading it. I tried magnifying lenses. I tried step by step scrolling through the video. Some of them just are not legible, or it is off the screen entirely. Seemed like a lot of good info. Wish I could have learned it.

My clearer and shorter than the other Roll20 macro video I just watched.

This is freaking amazing!!! THank you so much. I just got to a point where macros were taking up way too much space on my screen. Voila!!! Problem solved. You are awesome.

I've made 2 sets of these, for myself as the gm and for the players. If you'd like to add an input option to include modifiers instead of just [[?{How many}d?{Die type}]] use this [[?{How many}d?{Die type}?{Modifier?}]] leave blank for no modifier, use a plus or minus for an advantage or disadvantage when the modifier prompt opens

I am so excited for this. I've got one player who doesn't use the buttons on their player sheet so i might just set everything up this way.

The whole series is excellent, thank you, more people need to know about this. So I've told my friends! Liked, Commented and Subscribed!

Hi there! First thank you very, very much for your extremely informative Roll20 instruction videos on KZfaq! They really ad me going! Ever since I saw the “nesting macros” video, I’ve been creating tables, macros and nesting. So cool! Unfortunately I cannot make the nested dice roller work for my players - and I’ve been looking into this many times to see, if I’ve overlooked something. All that happens, when they press one of the nested buttons, is the name of the die roller being showed in the panel. (E.g. pressing a “d20” results in the “#DiceD20” result. Nothing more.) I hope you will help me, as the mainpart of nesting for me, is helping my players. (I’m playing the 100 % player-faced Symbaroum RPG, where the GM isn’t supposed to roll any dice.) NESTED DIE-ROLLER &{template:default} {{name=Terningeruller}} {{Vælg...=[1d4](!
#DiceD4 ) [1d6](!
#DiceD6 ) [1d8](!
#DiceD8 ) [1d10](!
#DiceD10 ) [1d12](!
#DiceD12 ) [1d20](!
#DiceD20 )}} DIE-ROLLER MACRO (THIS EXAMPLE MACRO IS NAMED “DICED20”) &{template:default} {{name=Ruller 1d20}} {{Resultatet blev=[[1d20]]}} I sincerely apologize for any mis-spellings. As a Dane (a true Viking), English is not my native language. Hail, Sune “the Viking” Nødskou

You can also link to macros that are found on character sheets in the Attributes and Abilities tab with: [Macro](!
%{Character|Ability})

Great guide. I was having some problems where the rolls wouldn't whisper the GM, but I realized I had a space following the semi colon in the stack macro text. Something to watch out for, if anyone else has this issue.

I just want to say thank you for all of these videos .... this one though of course would be where everything came tumbling down.... one punctuation mistake. 3 weeks of trying to trouble shoot all for one damn semicolon.. again thank you though very good videos

This is a brilliant 'How to' video! Dude, you're a Badass Mo'Fo!

Is there any way to change the color of the buttons?

Thank you for the video! It would also have been worth to explain when you save your nested macro to save it somewhere else first, and don't reopen the global macro. Unless you save it in a character sheet. Otherwise, the code gets messed up because of html I believe.

Awesome, really helpful!

Love that Videos! Helps much more than the ROll20's Tutorial :-D Greets from Germany!

I love this series, thanks a bunch. I am having some trouble though. When i try to use the 5e template, &{template:npc} it breaks the maco. I have to use the default as a result. I've just started to DM on Roll20 and haven't purchased any digital guilds/handbooks because i have hard copys. Any ideas why it's not working?

Thanks for the help. Holy cow! I was having issues.

If anyone could put up the default template macro that causes the other macros to appear as boxes I would appreciate it. The 5e template only works in 5e D&D, not in any other game. EDIT -- Nevermind -- Between this video and another 3rd-party forum, I managed to figure it out. Example -- &{template:default}{{name=Breath Weapon}} {{[Acid](!#Breathe-Acid)}} {{[Electric](!#Breathe-Electric)}} {{[Fire](!#Breathe-Fire)}} etc. Please note the ! before the #. That's what I missed from the dithering of the video when trying to blow it up to read it.

helpful video, I have 5 tables set up each with their own macro, the formating looks great, but only the first box actually works. The other 4 do nothing, not even an error.

Cody...i love the npc generator concept...going to use it for my game 👍

Probably the cutest kid ever!!!

These D4-100 macros work strange and don't show dice value in the template. Final result bellow the line is just " : 15 | 7 " (random numbers for an example).

What is "!
" and why does it work.. seems to pass through the selected condition, but how would you ever find that out, without this video?

4:35 i get the button to appear in my chat but it does not do anything when clicked anyone hit the same wall ?

Thanks for this info, it was very useful.

Outstanding... I'd love to play in one of your games...

When using the general macro section. HTML entities like carriage return will revert upon reopening the macro and saving it again (for example if you want to do edits). I believe you explain this in a different video, but it might be an idea to add it here as well.

Hey man, I need help. Do you know if the macro coding has been changed? I set up the nested dice roller macro just as you did, and as long as I only hit test macro, it works. When I hit save changes and then try it out, Roll20 redoes the whole macro and it breaks. Any idea why this would be happening? It's driving me crazy.

Is there a way to do this same thing in Token Actions for making a Nested Token Action for NPC spells?

Hello Cody! Great video, helped a lot, BUT I have a question. After I'd created all the macros for rolling dice I noticed that before two results there is no text (e.g. creatures have 'Attack:' text before the result). There is just a colon and nothing more. And you have it in your video. I hope you'll read this

Having issues with this. My Macro is /w gm [RollAttributes](!
#RollAttributes) [CalculateHPMP](!
#CalculateHPMP) [SetupBars](
#SetupBars). When I click on the links, all I get is the #Macroname (i.e. #RollAttributes). The macros work fine when run normally. Any thoughts?

This is great. Is it possible to set up a macro to give you an option to wisp or not to wisp the GM? like a toggle? Sometimes I want my players to see the dice. also maybe add a modifier to the dice roll option after the query.

After 3 years still a great guide, there is video where you explain the npc macros?

Loved the Video! This is going to take the Roll20 experience to a whole new level. I have a question about Stacking though. I rarely use the actually Macro list just in case another player has to run my character for a time. Would this work with Abilities in a character sheet as well? My end goal is to have like a spell, which has it's own template in it, show up in this "wrapper" as part of a spell book. So, a character ability in a template, calling another character ability that also has a template. Can this even be done?

is the dice stack macro considered an api? mine stoped working along with everything imade using this method

I've pretty much got everything except the Dice Query in the nested macro down. The display button for "d??" comes up under the DICE title, but when clicking on it, it doesn't do anything

Doesn't work for me. After I save the macro it deletes, the "& # 1 3 ;". Test macro below. /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Dice Table}} {{Dice=[D4](!
#wd4)}}

Good stuff Cody, always lots to learn in your videos!

Hi guys. Sorry for my bad english i am from germany 🙂 I Create a macro that roll a number of d6 that i want and then it count the dices that roll a 5 or a 6. Here is the macro &{template:default} {{name=Gamemaster}} {{Erfolge=[[{(?{Dice|0})d6}>5]]}} I want to let this macro also count all dices that roll a 1 and show it in the next row. Can you Help me?

Hey Cody, I'm watching your videos to learn. I'm a new DM playing 2nd edition so I'm using the template:default. My question is, can i create macros for Wizard or Priest spells (copied from the 2nd edition spell macro list on Roll20 wiki) and use this system to bring up the spell caster's spell book? Instead of the button's being names of dice to roll, it would be spells. When you click it, it would fire the spell discription off in the Chat window.

Super helpful post video. However, I'm actually running into an issue. I have my macros with nested tables. They work perfectly and whisper to the GM. I have my wrapper macro that takes those.. macro tables. Again, works perfectly fine. I have my choices when I run the wrapper it whispers GM. But when I click those individual macros table buttons, the text is out loud. For example: Macro Table: /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Affectations}} {{description=[[1t[Affectations]]]}} Wrapper Macro: /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Origins & Personal Style}} {{[Race](! ,#Race) [Ethnic-Origins](! ,#Ethnic-Origins) [Hairstyle](! ,#Hairstyle) [Clothes](! ,#Clothes) [Affectations](! ,#Affectations)}}

Do you have a video or explanation of your bottom Macro bar series: Dice, Whisper, World Building etc?

I am following your template but I don't get a value in front of the " : ". The die roll works, the headers look fine, but I can't figure out why I can't get the label to appear in front of the " :number" any help would be great. Using the template:npc.

Ok i think i got it now thanks!

So the code I have as a test is /w gm &{template:npc} {{rname=Treasure}} {{name=Treasure CR0-4}} {{Roll= [Copper](! & # 13; #Treasure:CR0-4Copper)}} using of course no improper spaces (as shown here) and yes I have the macro Treasure:CR0-4Copper set up. My issue is that it will correctly display the template with the names I've declared but will not call the macro. If, however, I put the macro call on a separate line, it will properly call the macro but will not display the template nor whisper. Can I get some advice? Great videos btw. Macros are just rather aggravating.

Awesome awesome video series!! Definitely gained a subscriber! Stupid question...been wrestling this for hours and scoured your videos and the roll20 wiki but can't seem to get this to work. Am pretty sure you can't nest macro results from rollable tables. For example: - Macro generates a room and determines it has 3 exits. - Wrapper macro sees there are 3 exits and runs a new macro 3 times to determine what those exits are. As I say, pretty sure roll20 won't let you do that. So I've created a separate macro that I'd like to ask me "How many exits are there?", and based on that, I execute the target macro however many times I choose. I've been trying to do it this way and it is not working...am I doing something wrong, will this just not work, or is there an alternate way of doing this? /w gm ?{How many passage exits?|1,[[#DungeonPassage]] |2,[[#DungeonPassage]] [[#DungeonPassage]]} I very much appreciate your help and expertise! This is truly an amazing series...best I've seen on how to get the most out of Roll20. I'm an automation and coding geek and can get lost in this for hours!

Glad I watched this :)

Do these macros and "wrappers" still work? I can't figure out what's wrong with them (June 1st, 2019) (Update: After reading through the comments, it appears that the syntax has changed since the video was posted. Would you please update the video or write a solution in the description? @Taking20)

hey i was wondering if anyone could help me with something. I'm a 5e player and in my macro quick bar i've dragged all my damage dealing spells and i've also made macros for them with just a little bit of blurb text e.g. /me places his left whand on his outrstretched right wrist as he shouts fire in draconion. My question now is would it be possible to combine these macros so that instead of 2 buttons there is only a need for 1 button in my macro quick bar. I already tried adding #(name of the spells quick macro) underneath the line for the blurb but that doesn't seem to work.

Hey, Little bit of trouble getting my grouped macros to work, I followed the video exactly and I can sucessfully get the first "Test Dice" macro to appear in the pink box in the chat, but when i click the pink box in the chat, nothing happens. I have created Macros for rolling the dice as posted in the description here, and they work perfectly fine if i just use them by themselves. But do nothing while in the pink Box, Also when i go to edit the "Test-Dice" Macro, it gets rid of the "&#13," section and moves the text to the next line underneith. I wrote all of the macros in microsoft word then copy pasted them over into roll20. I am at a loss. :(

Can the "[Macro](!
#MacroName​)" also be used for Ability's? Tried this but it just rolls the attack with out the button in the chat.."[Attack](!
%{selected|Shortsword})"

I know this is a really old video and I doubt that you'll even see this but when I make the macro with the selectable dice in it my clickable actions goes vertical instead of horizontally as yours does in the video. Any idea what could be causing that to happen?

hey taking 20, i connected the clickable chat boxes to different abilities that role an attack, but the outcome is not in a nice box and instead the full text although the ability makro for itself does it by using [ ]. btw great tip to handle dice rolls

I have a macros that will put buttons with other macros in the chatbox. Is there a way that only the person running the wrapper macro can see that? Basically I'm looking for a workaround to /talktomyself not working with macros.

Note: If you named your macros with capital D's then you need to tweak this. Main dice roller macro: /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Dice Roller}} {{Dice=[d4](!
#d4)[d6](!
#d6)[d8](!
#d8)[d10](!
#d10)[d12](!
#d12)[d20](!
#d20)[d100](!
#d100)[d??](!
#d??)}}

Hi Cody, I was wondering what parameters you use with what looks to be the NPC template in the beginning to get it to show a description separate from the rname. Furthermore, where are you putting the command buttons linked to the other macros, in the description parameter? It would be great to see what that macro looks like with the OGL template.

Does this still work? I have tried inputting this into current free Roll20, it works, but when I hit save and close out of the wrapper/nesting macro, all of my lines referring to the actual macros break, and my gm whisper command is broken as well, doesnt look like this works today.

Rapper macro here, yo bois, how you guys doin'?

I'm trying to find out how to link the name of a spell on a spell list into a template button. More specifically, setting a nested macro for cantrips to have [Macro](!
#MacroName) with the title of the button - where you type into [Macro] to indicate the name - to automatically generate the name for the spell-cantrip_$0 slot. Any thoughts?

When he said some dice I imagined a web with the words Some Dice scrawled across in webbing!!

how do i set up that dice querry though? to make it ask me what TYPE of dice to roll? ive been stuck on this fro hours, cant seem to find anything online about it.

I watched this video three times and i still cant get the buttons in my macro to show up! Where is the formula for that listed in the comments?

I got a problem for you: Have you successfully nested a wrapper within a wrapper?

I play 3.5 at the moment with my dad. He uses this for his spells, but he uses the default template instead of the spell template. The reason for this, is the spell template does not work in the macro section. Is there anyway I can tweak the it to make the spell template fit in a nested macro?

I need help ! Recently i tried to learn about macros of roll20. I have created a macro for the normal attack of my character BUT I CAN'T add the condition of crit happening . For example IF crit roll an extra d6 . Can someone help me ? My current command is : [[d20+@{Charactername|strength_mod}+@{Charactername|pb}]] for [[d6+@{Charactername|strength_mod}]] bludgeoning Damage

I'm not getting my rolls to show like the video.. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong with the template. I think I copied it correctly, but I'm not sure.. /w gm &{template npc} {{normal=1}} {{name=}} {{mame=D12}} {{mod=}} {{r1=[[d12]] | [[d12]]}} My rolls are showing in text like this.. (To GM): {{normal=1}} {{name=}} {{name=D12}} {{mod=}} {{r1=3 | 4}} Any suggestions? I know this video is from years ago, but I'm just now getting into Roll20 as DM..

It's so strange, When I make this macro [Macro](!
#MacroName) it runs perfect, but if I attemp to change it again I find it transformed into [Macro](!;#MacroName) what it`s goin on? Do I have a problem?

can I insert the ability (like spell) of a character in these macros?

Fantastic video series! I have learned so much :D But I have a problem with the nested macro. I cant get the roll to be whispered from the wrapper. If I roll the individual dice macro, it works fine. But if I use the button from the wrapper, is shows everyone the roll. Here are my codes: Individual dice: /w gm &{template:npc} {{normal=1}} {{name=}} {{rname=D10}} {{mod=}} {{r1=[[1d10]] | [[1d10]]}} Wrapper: (I replaced" ! & % ! # ; " with "X" because of the syntax problem) /w gm &{template:npcaction} {{rname=Dice}} } {{description=Select your die type: [D20](X;#D20) [D4](X;#D4) [D6](X;#D6) [D8](X;#D8) [D10](X;#D10) [D12](X;#D12) [D100](X;#D100) [D??](X;#D??)}}

I basically want what you have in the vid minus the double rolls

Hello, I have a question about the Macros Stack ... I save the macro as you mentioned, in this format: [Macro](!&# 13;#MacroName) After a while I use Macro to stop working, and when I check the characters "
" disappear from the macro text. I need to re-create the macro to work again. Do you know what might be happening and how to avoid this situation? Thank you! : D

First off, great tutorial series, it's really opened my eyes to how powerful roll20 can be. However, I'm having a problem with nested macros not being whispered to me when I press the pink buttons. The wrapper macro is whispered to me, and the individual macros are whispered, but when I try to access any macros via the buttons in the wrapper, they are broadcast to everyone. Any ideas?

Love your videos! I'm trying to build the individual die macros with no success. I copied and pasted the D12 macro and all I get is a blank whispered message!

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Anyone able to help? I entered the code for the stacked macro that included the normal d4 and d?? macros show in the video (not description). This worked fine and whispered the selection box to me. However once I selected a set to roll, it did not roll whispering to me. I then rolled the selected dice set with its individual macro and it whispered just fine. Any suggestions?

ok, so i have an idea, but im a newb at coding and don't know how to make the macro work well enough. Spells lists. NPC casters have spell lists, and i used your selected token spell macro from another video. I just placed in the main macro section instead of the token. edited to work the in collections tab of the chat window. Spell (spellslots OR innate casting): /w gm %{selected|token_name|repeating_spell-npc_$0_spell} if we have 3-5 of these, with corresponding spells in the character sheet, can we use a rapper macro to spit out buttons like the dice roller macro. kind of a 1 macro to rule them all.

So, I am trying to use this concept with my attack rolls. Basically a Shell that then lists each of the available attack options for a character. The first half works just fine. The Box comes up with pink buttons for the various attack macros I have. But when I hit one of the macros, instead of the macro executing it gives me a message. For example if I hit the Ranged attack button, I get a message saying #RangedAttack instead of the actual roll occurring. Below is the macro as I understand it followed by my actual RangedAttack macro. There are no spaces in my actual macro for the ! section. &{template:default} {{name=Attacks}} {{ATTACKS=[RangedAttack](! & # 1 3 ;#RangedAttack)}} /em makes an attack with their ranged weapon. [[d20 -5 +@{Proficiency} +@{DEX} +@{BAB}]] Normal Hit [[3d8 +floor(@{Level}*.5)]] energy damage. Stun Hit [[2d8 +floor(@{Level}*.5)]] stun damage Any ideas?

Is it possible to do something like this within a token ability macro?

How would I adapt this for Pathfinder 2nd Edition?

Is there anyway to change the color of the button?

i can't seem to get this to work... The macros themselves work fine, but when i click the button, it doesn't whisper the rolls. it actually prints "/w gm" followed by the roll result. if i run the roll macro by itself, it whispers just fine and the wrapper macro whispers. Any ideas?

how do i create nesting whisper macros, trying to get that down.

have anyone found an easy way to fix the "!
" problem where it erases the "!
" to only a "!" ???!!!

I successfully created a stacked macro to emulate different critical effects from different kinds of weapons. For those of you who know it the infamous Good Hits Bad Misses Table from back in the day. My buddies and I saw that come out in Dragon mag. Any way... I wanted it to be usable by the players but I am getting a runtime issue. When a player runs it the box with the pink boxes comes up fine but then when you click the pink box it just prints out the name of the macro like #CritBlunt. Thoughts or help?

For the 5e npc rolling template, when I'm using it, notice that the rname is not displaying in front of the roll (before the colon). It displays up top where it should, in red, but not below the line. Can not figure out why. Wonder if the 5e rolling templates changed?

I am having a bit of problem with my nested macros that I want to use for multi attacking for my monsters. I am trying to make a nested macro to select which of the attack options to use. It is not seeing the names of the macros as macros like '/w gm &{template:npcaction} {{rname=Multi Attack}} } {{description=Select your Attack : [Bite,Claw,Claw](! #Test}) }' It is not running the macro it is just blank if I click the button. What am I doing wrong? I have to many monsters to make this macro for each one of them in my macro list is it possible to do it in the A&A section in the character sheet?

You are the man, you should make a "Roll20 Macros for dummies or Idiots guide to" and sell it on the market place, for real. Anyway, I created this little ditty from watching your videos and I am very pleased with it. I'm fairly certain you probably have this or thought of it by now but I've been trying for a while. This is a stacked skill check macro: /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Skills}} {{Skills=[Acrobatics](!
#Acrobatics)[Animal_Handling](!
#Animal-Handling) [Arcana](!
#Arcana)[Athletics](!
#Athletics)[Deception](!
#Deception)[History](!
#History)[Insight](!
#Insight)[Intimidation](!
#Intimidation)[Investigation](!
#Investigation)[Medicine](!
#Medicine)[Nature](!
#Nature)[Perception](!
#Perception)[Performance](!
#Performance)[Persuasion](!
#Persuasion)[Religion](!
#Religion)[Sleight of Hand](!
#Sleight-Of-Hand)[Stealth](!
#Stealth)[Survival](!
#Survival)}} i created it from taking your passive perception token action macro from like video 2, and pretty well just cut all passive check portions of the macro and linking it to a skill and then making a simple macro for each skill just as you did for the dice. If you edit out the whisper, you can add it to the token actions and even the players can use this tool for quick and easy skill checks. it automatically rolls for the token that is chosen so all the players have to do is select the token and then click skills in the token actions bar at top. have fun with it, edit it, learn from it. that's what I've been doing and Thank You Cody, for all the awesome vids and info that you supply the clueless masses like me with. Like I said, You are Awesome.

Here is what i have and no buttons /w gm &{template:npc} {{rname=GM Dice}} {{name=Choose a Die}} [d4] {{Dice=(!&13;#)}}