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Syntax Error When Attacking

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NuukaOoka
Pro
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Keep running into error when I try to use the Great axe attack on this sheet. I searched old forums and it said enter a crit damage value but I always had one in anyway. Tried deleting and remaking the weapon, nothing words. Clicking any skills or saves work fine.
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Scott C.
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Sheet Author
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Compendium Curator
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What is your strength modifier? If you don't have anything else that is sent as part of this roll, I'd look for attribute values that are corrupted.
1748043112
NuukaOoka
Pro
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Strength modifier is +5, and I have no idea how to look for corrupted attribute values. I've made new sheets and it still works, but my players can still use their attacks fine.
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Edited 1748043377
NuukaOoka
Pro
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I found out what was going on. It was in the damage modifier I had active from the sheets Rage damage. In the damage type, I had put [[Weapon]] as my sort of just saying "Whatever damage type the weapon is". Got rid of the brackets, all good now. Forgot brackets have actual coding implications. This is what it looked like, I deleted the [[ ]].
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