For purposes of writing macros, what is the name of the Attribute for the martial arts die on the 5e D&D sheet? For instance, when writing macros involving level, you can use "@{level}". But I cannot find anything like that for the martial arts die (I am trying to write a few macros for things like Quickened Healing, etc that reference the martial arts die, which of course scales up with level).
Shard said:
For purposes of writing macros, what is the name of the Attribute for the martial arts die on the 5e D&D sheet? For instance, when writing macros involving level, you can use "@{level}". But I cannot find anything like that for the martial arts die (I am trying to write a few macros for things like Quickened Healing, etc that reference the martial arts die, which of course scales up with level).
Which character sheet are you using? If you don't know the name please supply a screenshot. ("5e D&D sheet" is not enough information as there are multiple 5e D&D sheets.)
This one? I think it's just called D&D 5e by Roll20.
Gauss said:
Shard said:
For purposes of writing macros, what is the name of the Attribute for the martial arts die on the 5e D&D sheet? For instance, when writing macros involving level, you can use "@{level}". But I cannot find anything like that for the martial arts die (I am trying to write a few macros for things like Quickened Healing, etc that reference the martial arts die, which of course scales up with level).
Which character sheet are you using? If you don't know the name please supply a screenshot. ("5e D&D sheet" is not enough information as there are multiple 5e D&D sheets.)
There is no attribute for the Martial Arts die. You can add one if you'd like.
1) Create an attribute
2) name it MartialArtsDie (or whatever you want)
3) Put this into the first box: d[[{@{level},0}>1*4 + {@{level},0}>5*2 + {@{level},0}>11*2 + {@{level},0}>17*2]]
You now have a scaling martial arts die.
Note: if you multiclass you will need to change @{level} to the appropriate monk level attribute, probably @{base_level} in the case of your screenshot.
Thanks! Works like a charm!
Gauss said:
There is no attribute for the Martial Arts die. You can add one if you'd like.
1) Create an attribute
2) name it MartialArtsDie (or whatever you want)
3) Put this into the first box: d[[{@{level},0}>1*4 + {@{level},0}>5*2 + {@{level},0}>11*2 + {@{level},0}>17*2]]
You now have a scaling martial arts die.
Note: if you multiclass you will need to change @{level} to the appropriate monk level attribute, probably @{base_level} in the case of your screenshot.