Here is the documentation for the sheet. <a href="https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Refere" rel="nofollow">https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Refere</a>... With regard to your immediate problem try this. Open the sheet for the monster you are trying to attack with. Click on the text that says Actions. This should get you a list in chat that looks something like this- Actions Adult Red Dragon Multiattack , Bite , Claw , Tail , Frightful Presence , Fire Breath (1/1, Recharge 5-6) Now click on the primary attack in that text and it will roll the attack. If you click in the chat bar (in the spot where you would type messages and commands) and push the up arrow the command the sheet uses should show up. In my case it is %{-KkvttHb9iQbkjJhklav|repeating_action_-kkvtz0kz5xdzlhiyomt_action} The first string of letters with a dash is the unique character id assigned to the monster in your game. The second string is the unique id for the attack. If you click directly on that attack on the sheet itself (making sure the sheet is not in edit form) and push the up arrow in the chat bar you get another form of the macro commands. @{Adult Red Dragon|output_option} &{template:5e-shaped} {{character_name=@{Adult Red Dragon|character_name}}} @{Adult Red Dragon|show_character_name} {{title=Bite}} {{action=1}} @{Adult Red Dragon|hide_gm_info} {{@{Adult Red Dragon|shaped_d20}=1}} {{attack_type_macro=[Melee Weapon Attack:](~-KkvttHb9iQbkjJhklav|repeating_action_-Kkvtz0KZ5xdZLhIyOMt_attack)}} {{has_attack_damage=1}} {{attack_damage_macro=[Hit:](~-KkvttHb9iQbkjJhklav|repeating_action_-Kkvtz0KZ5xdZLhIyOMt_attack_damage)}} {{attack_damage_crit_macro=[Crit:](~-KkvttHb9iQbkjJhklav|repeating_action_-Kkvtz0KZ5xdZLhIyOMt_attack_damage_crit)}} {{attack1=[[@{Adult Red Dragon|shaped_d20}@{Adult Red Dragon|d20_mod}cs>20 + 6[proficient] + 8[str]]]}} {{targetAC=@{target|AC}}} {{targetName=@{target|token_name}}} {{reach=10 ft.}} I hope this helps. The system can be overwhelming at first glance, especially if you are not a programmer. But once you learn the rules they are pretty consistent, and the rewards are amazing. Read the documentation for the sheet, read the forum posts for the sheet you are using, and think about going pro for the advantages of having the companion script. Happy Rolling!