Macros

New to macros? Start with the macros guide.

/macro create

/macro create name:<name> pool:<pool> hunger:<Yes/No> difficulty:<difficulty>

Option	Description	Notes
`name`	The macro's name	Letters and underscores; up to 50 characters
`pool`	The roll's pool	Same syntax as rolls; may be `0`
`hunger`	Whether to use the character's current Hunger
`difficulty`	The default Difficulty	Can be changed when rolling
`rouses`	Rouse Checks to make when rolled	0–5; default 0
`reroll_rouses`	Whether to re-roll the Rouse Checks	Default `No`
`staining`	Whether the Rouse Checks can give a Stain (Oblivion)	Default `No`; see Oblivion Stains
`hunt`	Offer a menu to slake Hunger when the roll succeeds	Default `No`
`comment`	A comment shown with the roll	Up to 300 characters
`character`	The character who owns the macro

Example: A hunting macro with a Difficulty of 3:

/macro create name:hunt pool:resolve+medicine hunger:Yes difficulty:3 hunt:Yes comment:Nadea hunts mortuaries for fresh bodies

Roll a macro.

/vm syntax:<macro> [pool modifier] [hunger] [difficulty]

Option	Description
`syntax`	The macro's name, optionally followed by one-time changes to the pool, Hunger, and Difficulty
`character`	The character who owns the macro
`impairment_category`	Change the roll's Impairment category, or ignore Impairment
`dice`	`Hide` to hide your dice from other players

To change the Difficulty, you must also give Hunger, which can be as simple as hunger (the character's current Hunger).

Example: Rolling hunt with a two-die penalty, current Hunger, and Difficulty 4:

/vm syntax:hunt-2 hunger 4

Why /vm? If /vr is "vampire roll", /vm is "vampire roll macro". Keeping it out of the /macro group makes it faster to type.

/macro update macro:<macro> parameters:<KEY=VALUE ...>

Change one or more of a macro's settings using KEY=VALUE pairs:

Key	Description	Notes
`name`	The macro's new name	Letters and underscores
`pool`	The new pool	Must be a valid pool
`hunger`	Whether to use Hunger	`Yes` or `No`
`difficulty`	The default Difficulty	0 or higher
`rouses`	Rouse Checks to make	0–3
`reroll_rouses`	Whether to re-roll the Rouse Checks	`Yes` or `No`
`staining`	Whether the Rouse Checks can give a Stain	`Yes` or `No`
`hunt`	Offer a menu to slake Hunger on success	`Yes` or `No`
`comment`	The comment shown with the roll

Example: Making hunt a hunt macro and raising its Difficulty to 4:

/macro update macro:hunt parameters:hunt=yes difficulty=4

/macro list character:[character]

Lists the character's macros alphabetically, only to you. Long lists have paging buttons.

/macro delete macro:<macro> character:[character]

This is permanent! There is no confirmation.