Hi there! With the new sheet it has a built in global damage modifier that may suit your needs, just ensure the checkbox in the options (the gear icon on the char sheet) for "Show Global Damage Modifier Field" is toggled on. Then, below the 'Attacks & Spellcasting' field on the main char sheet should be a global damage modifier area that, coincidentally, defaults to sneak attack. This can be called and calculated independently of an attack made from the 'Attacks & Spellcasting' field the with: [[@{name|global_damage_mod_roll}]] The downside is if you have multiple global damage mods it will roll them all at once. If you're trying to get the name of a damage type from an attack in the 'Attacks & Spellcasting' section, try: @{selected|repeating_attack_$X_dmgtype} where 'X' is the number of the entry in the section counting from top to bottom, starting from 0 If you're trying to get the name of a damage type for a custom macro, I suppose it depends what template you're using. I'd recommend checking out: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_OGL_Roll_Templates" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/D%26D_5e_OGL_Roll_Templates</a> Possibly the Damage template. If you just want the damage type to display that it was sneak attack damage when mousing over a roll just add something like [[ 1d6[Sneak Atk] ]] Lastly: Macro buttons. I'm a big fan of these. These allow one to add a button pretty much anywhere you can add text that can be clicked on to call other macros, attacks, spells, traits... anything with a 'repeating section' really. Say you have a blank template macro on a character sheet, are entering text and want a list of buttons to call...: Other macros on your character sheet: [Name Displayed on Button](~MacroName) Macros from your 'Collection' tab in the right hand window: [Name Displayed on Button](!&#13;#MacroName) A repeating section like a cantrip from the Spell list: [@{repeating_spell-cantrip_$0_spellname}](~repeating_spell-cantrip_$0_spell) Or an attack from the 'Attacks & Spellcasting' list: [@{repeating_attack_$0_atkname}](~repeating_attack_$0_attack) If you're calling sections or macros to or from a differerent character or the macro is in your 'Collections' tab macro list, be sure to add "selected|" before the called thing, for example: [Name Displayed on Button](~selected|MacroName)
