I hate heaps of macros, as you might have seen in my other post(s). But there are some spells that give higher levels of result, by being a certain level, and there needed (in my game) to be a macro that could work for any caster, using Cure Wounds. So here it is:
&{template:5eDefault} {{spell=1}} {{title=Cure Wounds}} {{subheader=@{xxx|character_name}}} {{subheaderright=Evocation Level 1}} {{subheader2=Casting Level ?{CastingLevel1|1st,1|2nd,2|3rd,3|4th,4|5th,5|6th,6|7th,7}}} {{simple=1}} {{showclassactions=1}} {{spellshowdesc=1}} {{spelldescription=@{xxx|character_name} cast **Cure Wounds** on the target. The target regains [[?{CastingLevel1}d8 + [[@{xxx|yyy_mod}]] ]] HP in healing.}}
By the way, IF you want to use mine, you will need to do a find & replace and change the following:
- xxx → Character Name (include spaces and caps etc.)
- yyy → Character spell casting ability (Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma)
Then run it.
Let’s break it down, it’s pretty simple.
- It begins with the usual style declaration, title and sub-heading.
- It pops up and asks for you to tell it what level, since this is every level, there are 7 levels to choose from, and each gives it’s level as the result:
- Level 3 = 3
- Level 5 = 5
- etc…
- Then it does the math to determine the result. Cure wounds gives 1d8 per level, plus the Casting ability score spell modifier.
- [[?{CastingLevel1}d8 + [[@{xxx|yyy_mod}]] ]]
- The Casting Level has been determined in step 2 above, so it does that many d8 hit points, plus the ability modifier in healing.
That’s it. Pretty simple in the end. Any questions, leave a comment.
