Pretty sure I broke my macros... -_-

/em &{template:default} {{name=Ranged Damage Roll}} {{@{selected|token_name} fires a round from ?{Weapon?|@{selected|Weapon1}|@{selected|Weapon2} } striking @{target|token_name} and dealing [[?{Damage Die?|1d6}+(?{Weapon/Ammo/Range Damage Bonus or Penalty?|0} )+(?{Other Bonuses/Penalties?|0})-(@{target|Def|Max}) ]] damage! }} The above macro suddenly stopped working recently and now asks the player to pick a target for Def and then gives a missing attribute error: No attribute was found for @{TARGET:Def|Max} The character sheet has a Def attribute and its filled in [in case blank entries mess things up] and though it normally asks the player to click on a target it did not have the player pick a target and a target for Def before now. It was working for a while so I'm not sure why its acting up. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

Try this instead: @{target||Def|max}. Your error message shows a : instead of | in the target call.

Thanks Sky that fixed the missing attribute call. Is there a way to prevent it from asking for a target twice? I speak of these: A is of course the one thats supposed to be there, but after the player picks the target token it asks again for B/C. C is what I got before I changed the macro and B is what I get now.

Sorry, that's because I used an option that gets rid of the Target: Target in the pop up window. You can use multiple @{target calls in the same macro and specify different targets for each one by giving them a name such as: @{target|Target 1|token_name} @{target|Target 2|token_name} And it says Choose Target: Target 1 in the popup instead of Target: Target, which annoys me. So I did @{target||token_name} and that makes it only show Choose Target: To avoid selecting the same target more than once make sure all your @{target calls have the same name or no name. @{target||token_name} @{target||Def|max}

Thanks for the help Sky, that fixed it up.