Kraynic is on the money, it's from the Community 5e sheet. Bang this into chat and you should be able to pick apart what you do and don't want to use: &{template:5eDefault} {{save=1}} {{title=Name of Card}}{{subheader=Who is Using Card}} {{subheaderright=Type of Action}} {{subheader2=extra header}} {{subheaderright2=right side extra header}} {{emote=SPECIAL TEXT}} {{freetextname=Header in card}} {{freetext=(Body of card) spell=purple; weapon=green; save=red, skill=light grey; ability=teal; deathsave=dark brown; npcaction=grey with Desc. and Effect; @PC Macros|classactioncustom1skill adds everything as extra lines }} {{npc_action_description=Description of thing}} {{npc_action_effect=Effect of Thing}} {{attack=attack roll}} {{damage= damage roll}} {{spellshowattack=1}} {{spellattack= Spell attack roll}} {{spellshowdamage=1}} {{spelldamage= spell damage}} {{spellshowsavethrow=1}} {{spellsavedc=Save DC}} {{spellsavestat=DEX}} {{spellsavesuccess=Half damage}} {{spellshoweffects=1}} {{spelleffect= effects of spell}} {{spellshowdesc=1}} {{spelldescription= Descr of spell}} If that's not all possible properties of the template, it's at least enough to get started. There may be some fields which will cause the template to fail if you omit them - you'll probably need to experiment or check the sheet-generated macros to figure that bit out. I can't find official documentation for it. All that talk of colours in the main text is telling you the flag names for the banner colour, I believe. So if you want a purple banner, you need the flag {{spell=1}} somewhere in your macro, and {{save=1}} would give you red, etc. etc. You've also got repeating fields on the sheet you can reference, for example the first two melee attacks from the character sheet for Alice can be rolled with: %{alice|repeating_meleeattacks_$0-roll_meleeattack} %{alice|repeating_meleeattacks_$1-roll_meleeattack} First ranged attack for Bob: %{bob|repeating_rangedattacks_$0-roll_rangeattack} <=== watch out for the "range d " on the first instance and "range" on the second And so on....
