As per investigating this issue with a macro, I discovered that this macro &{template:default} {{name=@{target|Select a Location|token_name}}} {{@{target|Select a Location|bar1}}} breaks when the game has certain sheets loaded - DnD 5e 2024 Beta, Crow and Coyote, and Candela Obscura by Roll20 to name three that all broke in different ways. In the first, the target call is not resolved correctly, ignoring the target call label and instead treating it as an attribute, in the second the entire macro fails to execute, and in the third, an error message is displayed stating a roll command was used that requires a character, but no character was found - said macro does not interact with character sheets or characters in any way, which leads me to believe the sheet instead changes the parsing. This is quite obviously power away from the end user, making the system less usable as macros that should be universal fail to work for no apparent reason for specific sheets. Is there actually a good reason for this? Or should these be considered bugs?
