Referencing buttons in repeating sections follow the logic, notice that " %" is used for calling abilities/macros, while "@" is used for calling attributes on a sheet: % {selected | repeating_(name-of-repeating-section)_$id_(name-of-button)} "$id" is replaced by either the position it have in the repeating section(starting from zero, so "$0" for first entry), or the unique row-id it have(don't remember how this is figured out) The names of the NPC's repeating sections aren't yet mentioned on the wiki page , but digging through the latest public version of the sheet code I figured this out: NPC repeating rolls: Inventory: %{selected| repeating_items-worn_$id_action} Interaction Abilities : %{selected| repeating_ interaction-abilities _$id_action} Automatic & Reactive Abilities: %{selected|repeating_ free-actions-reactions _$id_action} Melee & Ranged Strikes: Melee Strikes(Attack & Damage): %{selected|repeating_melee-strikes_$id_ATTACK-DAMAGE -NPC } Melee Strikes(Attack Only): %{selected|repeating_melee-strikes_$id_ATTACK -NPC } Melee Strikes(Damage Only): %{selected|repeating_melee-strikes_$id_DAMAGE -NPC } Ranged Strikes(Attack & Damage): %{selected|repeating_ranged-strikes_$id_ATTACK-DAMAGE -NPC } Ranged Strikes(Attack Only): %{selected|repeating_ranged-strikes_$id_ATTACK -NPC } Ranged Strikes(Damage Only): %{selected|repeating_ranged-strikes_$id_DAMAGE -NPC } Offensive or Proactive Abilities: %{selected|repeating_ actions-activities_action } I think NPC spells are called with same macros as PC spells, but I'm not sure. The wiki mentions how spells are called , but after the Spell redesign it could be that the section is outdated. Edit: I figured out how spells with spell-levels are called now, and PC/NPC spells work the same way. Repeating Spells (PC & NPC rolls): Spells(Innate): %{selected|repeating_spellinnate_$id_spellroll} Spells(Focus): %{selected|repeating_spellfocus_$id_spellroll} Spells(Cantrip): %{selected|repeating_cantrip_$id_spellroll} Spells(lvl.1-10): %{selected|repeating_normalspells_$id_spellroll}