It's just part of the coding, I know, but if you insert a line break somewhere in the middle of a template macro, it will kill the template. For example, I'm using a 5e character sheet and I wish to make a Class Action for the Monk's Open Hand Technique. I enter this into the description box: When you hit with Flurry of Blows, you may choose to have the target do one of the following: -Roll Dex save or fall Prone. -Roll Str save or be Pushed 15'. -Can't use Reactions until the end of your next turn. The output, then, becomes this. Of course, you can simply remove all line breaks... But then you get an ugly-looking blob of text. It would be even more pronounced if it was a long list of single words or two-word phrases. Again, I know you can avoid this by not putting in line breaks. However, this is not immediately obvious to a standard user and is allowed to happen quite easily since the text boxes for actions, descriptions, effects, etc. all allow you to make line breaks. And most people will probably do so in order to make their formatting look nicer, inadvertently breaking the template and wondering what went wrong.
