I'm trying to create a Shillelagh weapon but no matter what I try, there's always some road-block I come up against. One of those roadblocks is in creating a custom item: weapon, which for some reason isn't actually treated as a weapon in the character sheet. By this, I mean, it's not listed as martial or simple, it's not given a type like 'staff', and it's not adding Green-flame Blade statistics to the Notes section in the list entry. The only thing I can see that I'm missing from it is Snippets so is there some way of making all this stuff appear via Snippets? And if so, how?

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That said, both of these things are in the road plan for development.

 Yay!

Is there a public roadmap for development? The homebrew capabilities of DND Beyond show a lot of promise, they really let me reward my players, but I end up struggling with them for far too long.

Does anybody know how to implement a snippet code that specifies a lower bound, ie. ...you gain a number of hit points equal to your Wisdom modifier (minimum 1)?

I would also know how to use minimums in the snippet code. I cannot get it to work right. 

I thought I had seen a post about it somewhere previously, but I suppose that was a fever dream. Thanks for responding so quickly!

Found it! Wasn't a post but rather a feature of for paladins, Aura of Protection. 

The code seems to be "@min:1" for a minimum of 1.

This pic shows what I'm talking about. 

https://ibb.co/7Y7QQbR

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Found it! Wasn't a post but rather a feature of for paladins, Aura of Protection. 

The code seems to be "@min:1" for a minimum of 1.

This pic shows what I'm talking about. 

https://ibb.co/7Y7QQbR

  I can confirm this works. You just have to make sure you put the modifier immediately after the stat. Thanks!

I looked through the .js and found some more functions 

There is also the code @max:x to limit the number to x

also you can write modifier:str,dex and it will choose the higher of the two modifiers. Useful for a spell save dc where you can choose which modifier to use.

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I looked through the .js and found some more functions 

There is also the code @max:x to limit the number to x

also you can write modifier:str,dex and it will choose the higher of the two modifiers. Useful for a spell save dc where you can choose which modifier to use.

 Noskills117, you're a genius and I love you. That last one is exactly what I wanted. 

Cheers to the programmers that wrote the code, the snippet stuff is a really cool feature, and is super flexible :)

{{spellattack}} - your spell "to hit" Doesn't work. I had to type {{spellattack:cha}}

Also negative #s don't work. For example: {{-2-modifier:con}} = NAN

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{{spellattack}} - your spell "to hit" Doesn't work. I had to type {{spellattack:cha}}

 Hmm-- Out of curiosity, were you using it in a subclass? Subclass would be where this works since it pulls what your spellcasting mod is. Outside of a subclass I imagine you'd need to specify, since it wouldn't know where to pull from without the parent Spellcasting feature.

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{{spellattack}} - your spell "to hit" Doesn't work. I had to type {{spellattack:cha}}

Also negative #s don't work. For example: {{-2-modifier:con}} = NAN

 ya doing a negative number like that wouldn't work because the code always interprets - as a subtraction symbol rather than a negative sign. If you want negative numbers just throw a zero in front, like {{0-2-modifier:con}}