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<blockquote data-quote="morepurplemorebetter" data-source="post: 7081811" data-attributes="member: 6788192">I'm actually now working on a way to make the sheet work as you first expected it to work. I intend for the next version to have this feature, that where you set some modifier for spells on the spell sheet pages, that modifier is automatically used to calculate the DC/to hit for cantrips in the attack section. However, the modifier will then not appear in the modifier field for that attack, it will just be used during calculation.Until that time, you can use the workaround of including &quot;+1&quot; in the name of the cantrip (e.g. write &quot;Eldritch Blast +1&quot; for the name of the attack). This will add 1 to both the to hit/dc and the damage. However, as you don't want anything added to the damage, you will then have to put a &quot;-1&quot; in the modifier field for damage.Thank you for reporting this bug! I found the issue and will make sure to have it fixed in the next version.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morepurplemorebetter, post: 7081811, member: 6788192"] I'm actually now working on a way to make the sheet work as you first expected it to work. I intend for the next version to have this feature, that where you set some modifier for spells on the spell sheet pages, that modifier is automatically used to calculate the DC/to hit for cantrips in the attack section. However, the modifier will then not appear in the modifier field for that attack, it will just be used during calculation. Until that time, you can use the workaround of including "+1" in the name of the cantrip (e.g. write "Eldritch Blast +1" for the name of the attack). This will add 1 to both the to hit/dc and the damage. However, as you don't want anything added to the damage, you will then have to put a "-1" in the modifier field for damage. Thank you for reporting this bug! I found the issue and will make sure to have it fixed in the next version. [/QUOTE]

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