Cthulhu Ranged Heal

&{template:callofcthulhu}{{name=This might leave a scar}}{{title=Healing}}{{roll=[[1d4+2]]}}}!modbattr --charid @{target|character_id} --silent --hitpoints|$[[0]]!!! I have this macro and it works. However there is a { in the heal line. What do I need to fix for this to not look messy ? Is there a way I can have it post the players name in the description tab that they heal in case someone has to go afk and misses it ? It will heal the players but not the mooks on the board- if that matters. Is there a way to heal them if I make one of them the "boss"? 

Your 'roll' field appears to have a third }. Remove it and it should be fine. You can access the characters name with @{target|character_name} but I don't know the specifics of the template for the exact macro-text you'll need. I'm guessing it wouldn't heal mooks if their tokens (or token bars) aren't linked to a character sheet. You'd need a different mod or command to handle the changing of token bars.

Awesome! that fixed it. What code do I put in it so it says heals X in the description. I figure with people at home playing and then having real life interruptions that could be handy. I was wanting to give the players each a couple macros because I can't stand playing the pathfinder game and always having to flip to the character sheet to use any skills. I like that you can have a macro up on their screen or maybe a chat menu with (lets stay with 5) most useful things. Sanity roll, Spot Hidden, Listen, handgun, brawl Then maybe get a more detailed chat that says the type of weapons they have with each damage. I played around with the skills last nite trying to code just one of them but couldn't dial it in. Does anyone know of any of these ?  Where I hit a snag is - {{roll=[[1d100cs<1cf>96]]}}{{roll_type=[[1]]}}{{roll_target=[[floor(20/@{dice_toggle}}}{{roll_half=[[floor(20/2)]]}}{{roll_fifth=[[floor(20/5)]]}}{{roll_fifth_1=[[floor(20/5)+1]]}}  this is listed as my stealth roll.  When you put that in the description tab and hit enter it gives an error message.