{{}}s where I don't want them

I'm building some macros and after struggling to find a way to have multiple lines in a macro without needing to worry about it being broken by names, I found that using /desc followed by multiple lines enclosed by curly brackets mostly works. However, even though it does display as one description separated by line, the brackets are visible in the display, and it looks ugly. Is there any way to fix this?

What character sheet are you using (if any)?  There might be a roll template built into your sheet that has a description/notes section that you could use. The default template built into Roll20 might help make things a little, but it has a 2 column table hard coded into it, so it will always leave some blank space on one side or another.  After the name header, an "=" defines the column break (you can leave the = out to use only one column): &{template:default} {{name=Header Label}} {{Whatever content you want=content on other column}} {{another line of content=other column second line}} Every double pair of curly brackets is a new line, but still contained within the roll template output.

If you don't want to use the template for any reason, this stupid trick does exactly what you're asking. /desc [{{](#" style="display:none)1: [[2d4+6]] 2: [[3d10]] ================ The first roll was: $[[0]] [}}](#" style="display:none)

Oosh said: If you don't want to use the template for any reason, this stupid trick does exactly what you're asking. /desc [{{](#" style="display:none)1: [[2d4+6]] 2: [[3d10]] ================ The first roll was: $[[0]] [}}](#" style="display:none) That's perfect! Thank you.