I've been reading up about nesting Abilities (not campaign-wide macros, but exclusive Abilities that have been programmed into individual character sheets) but I can't get the Ability to work inside the wrapper Ability. This is for a super-hero campaign, where each character has their own Abilities of varying power and effect, so a global macro probably would need a LOT of individual tweaking. I'm trying to group each player's individual Abilities into categories, like Attacks, Defense, Movement, etc., and I'm able to do that so they show up in the Chat Window, but then I can't get any specific Ability in a category to "fire". I've read the Roll20 Wiki page about Nesting Macros, and I've substituted the # before the Ability name with a %, but the Ability still won't work when I click on it through the wrapper Ability. I've also changed the closing } and ] to the HTML equivalent in the nested Ability; the wrapper Ability seems to work fine. I've added screenshots of the wrapper Ability and one of the nested Abilities I want to run. The player can click on their token and the Stats token action will pop up. In the Chat window, this menu will appear (the /w GM function is for testing purposes only for now until I can get this to work): Then the player (I'm using a generic Police Officer for the test) can click on the Brawn button to generate a Brawn roll (2d6 x their Brawn stat). Instead, this is what I get in the Chat window instead of the Brawn ability running: Substituting the words "Police Officer" for the @{Name} field doesn't change anything. And using the Brawn Ability outside of the Stats wrapper Ability works just fine. Can any coding experts tell me what I'm doing wrong or lend a hand?
