Bloodletting Macro Assistance

Looking for a macro to use for Bloodletting Focus from the Blood Domain. It's basically the same as the Life Domain getting 2 + the spell's level on healing, except for damage.  Here's what I use for Cure Wounds, Healing Word, etc (all the healing spells). Bloodletting Focus doesn't use the wisdom modifier, so I'm trying to figure out how to edit the below macro to just use 2 + the spell's level. ? {SlotLevel ? |1st , 1d8 +3 + @ {wisdom _mod } 1st lvl |2nd , 2d8 +4 + @ {wisdom _mod } 2nd lvl |3rd , 3d8 +5 + @ {wisdom _mod } 3rd lvl |4th , 4d8 +6 + @ {wisdom _mod } 4th lvl |5th , 5d8 +7 + @ {wisdom _mod } 5th lvl |6th , 6d8 +8 + @ {wisdom _mod } 6th lvl |7th , 7d8 +9 + @ {wisdom _mod } 7th lvl |8th , 8d8 +10 + @ {wisdom _mod } 8th lvl |9th , 9d8 +11 + @ {wisdom _mod } 9th lvl }

Hi Roman,  Which character sheet are you using? D&D 5e by Roll20? If so my suggestion is to edit each spell's damage, adding the second damage line.  You can use a spell's existing template to find the query to use in the second damage line.  Then if you still want it to be in a macro you can call the various spells. 

Gauss said: Hi Roman,  Which character sheet are you using? D&D 5e by Roll20? If so my suggestion is to edit each spell's damage, adding the second damage line.  You can use a spell's existing template to find the query to use in the second damage line.  Then if you still want it to be in a macro you can call the various spells.  The 5e sheet on Roll20 correct. I'd like to use this macro except I'm just unsure how to remove  + @ {wisdom _mod } and end the line of script.

Just delete the +@{wisdom_mod}.  To clarify, are you using a Macro or a Mod (API Script)?  Could you supply the entire macro?

Gauss said: Just delete the +@{wisdom_mod}.  To clarify, are you using a Macro or a Mod (API Script)?  Could you supply the entire macro? That is the entirety of the macro, not an API. It get placed into the spell settings under healing. I've tried deleting the macro and it shows a string of code instead where the damage is supposed to go. 

Ok, that isn't a macro, that is part of the spell. Macros are in the Collection tab or a character sheet's Attributes & Abilities tab (Ability macros). Additionally the reason I was wondering about if you were using an API Script is because you used the term 'script' which usually means Mod (API Script).  Please edit the spell and supply a screenshot of it while editing it.

Man I feel like a dolt. A single spacebar amount is what was causing the problem.  This is what I made for Inflict Wounds. Had to remove everything after  the  + @ {wisdom _mod } as well.  ?{SlotLevel?|1st, 3d10+3 |2nd, 4d10+4|3rd, 5d10+5|4th, 6d10+6|5th, 7d10+7|6th, 8d10+8|7th, 9d10+9|8th, 10d10+10|9th, 11d10+11}

Ahhh I see what you had there, sorry for missing it. 

No sweat! I appreciate the second set of eyes on it. Cheers.

In the future though, there is an easier route. The D&D 5e by Roll20 spell format can do all that without the query you put in. 

Can you post a screenshot of how that functions?

There are multiple ways to do it, it depends on the specific spell.  However, here is an example, for inflict wounds:  Note the two red boxes.  I added 3 points of damage to the base damage (2+1 for level) and 1 to the higher level cast damage to account for each spell level.