Are rituals broken, or is this unique to me?

[drywallmud]

I can always manually roll rituals, but if I'm doing something wrong, I'd love to know what:

Also, thanks again to everyone for this amazing 4e system and the supporting modules. This continues to amaze.

[FoxLee]

I ran some tests on this, since I was afraid I'd broken it somehow with my chat output tweaks! Using the Cure Disease ritual straight from the compendium importer, I found this:

• Out of the box, it has no skill and no formula set, and rolling it throws an error.
• Entering the formula you have there makes it roll zero values, just like your example.
• Setting the skill only makes it work correctly.

Could you try it with no formula and see if it works then?

Further info of dev relevance: As an experiment, I entered the text used as a placeholder for the roll formula (1d20 + @attribute). This appears to roll the d20 but returns 0 for @attribute, so there's probably an issue with that variable. Using other variables on the @attr.attr.attr path seems to work as expected, but testing with a "tool" (the other place where @attribute is supposed to work) I get an "unresolved StringTerm undefined" error. Seems we need to look into how that variable is being used/parsed/defined, something's obviously got a problem.

[drywallmud]

It works with no formula!

My rituals are all old (its been a while since we've gotten back into our sessions) and @Skill must have been an old value. It's difficult to know what changes with each update, and what to correct. Thanks so much for this!

[drywallmud]

By the way, your styling add-on is amazing!

[FoxLee]

That's great! Best to leave the Issue open probably, as it does bring up an underlying problem. But good to know there's a solution that will cover most cases.

(And you're very welcome, I'm very fond of this game so I'm always happy to contribute what I can!)

[draconas1]

yeah the @Skill is definitely wrong.

I've gone looking at the code, and there are some v10 bugs around managing the formula if you enter a custom formula, if you leave a blank formula it does down a different route and that still works. (which is 1d20 + modifier of the selected skill)

[EndlesNights]

Use the @attribute tag for Rituals, Thanks to draconas1 for addressing the missed v9 to v10 issues.