Dave R. said: Hi Everyone. I'm trying to create a Spellbook Macro. As a test, I copied the text string after casting AbsorbElements, %{-M38iaeJBoxmxZSJGFh8|repeating_attack_-M8qbjmhumwe2jIhbMgU_attack}, and then created a macro called AbsorbElements by placing that text in the macro. Works great! Then I created a macro called Spells with this text &{template:default} {{name=Spells}} {{Spells= [AbsorbElements](!
#AbsorbElements)}} which I hoped would call that spell when I click on the button that shows up, but what I get after clicking the pink button is simply #AbsorbElements I was hoping to create a spellbook this way so players could call up their spells as one block of choices, rather than creating individual macro buttons that are sprawled across their screens. I'm not completely savvy on macros (obviously) so any help greatly appreciated. It's ok, imagine you're talking to a 5 year old....or a 55 year old. Both are accurate. Try this instead of using HTML: {{Spells=[Absorb Elements](! #Absorb-Elements)}} Notice I pressed return instead of using 
 after the (! GiGs said: When you get the text in the button like that, it means the macro isnt being detected properly. Have you saved it and made sure the name is accurate? Right. Usually the macro names are spaced with dashes: Absorb-Elements.
