Open gradinDotCom opened 3 years ago
Upon further consideration, it could be my particular nesting. I'm using the plutonium library as my Entity. RollTable target: e.g. @Compendium[plutonium.items.JsmXTlVR13dMEd5O]{Periapt of Health} (description text). So my guess is further that this syntax is confusing RollTable when it gets an item.
It's likely the curly brackets in the string. As BRT uses this for parsing currency when you have entries in the table (not the currency field at the top).
Normal way to generate items from compendiums would be as show in the screenshot (entry 1):
If your rolltable's name is something like "10 gp Gemstones," Loot Table seems to want to compute the table as currency and cannot do that conversion. It would be helpful to understand how to represent a table name explicitly instead of using the implied logic that (presumably) "10 gp" represents to the module.