To start, copy the following code block and fill the "" values.
"table": [
{
"name": "",
"source": "",
"page": 0,
"colLabels": [
"Column 1",
"Column 2"
],
"rows": [
[
"This cell is row 1, column 1",
"This cell is row 1, column 2"
],
[
"This cell is row 2, column 1",
"This cell is row 2, column 2"
]
]
}
]
"name" — The name of the Table."source" — Make sure it is the same as the "json" key in the _meta."page" — Page of the document the reward appears at (leave at 0 if not applicable)."colLabel" — The label at the top of each column, ordered from first to last."rows" — The content of the cells in the table, each array belongs to a new row. There should be as many entries as columns in the table.By default, tables are made rollable if the label of the first column is a type of dice, like "d4", and the first cell of each row is a numeric value. It can either be a single number, or two numbers as a range of values (e.g. "1-3").
"colLabels": [
"d6",
"What you get"
],
"rows": [
[
"1",
"A kick in the butt :("
],
[
"2-4",
"A new shiny dagger"
],
[
"5-6",
"My castle keys"
]
]
Make sure you are adding these blocks in the same level as the "name", "source", etc.
By default, tables will span their columns evenly and all text will be aligned to the left. This can be changed per-column basis, with the following code.
"colStyles": [
"col-3 text-left",
"col-9 text-right "
]
"col-x" — Determines the width of the column. Tables follow a 1-to-12 system, so col-12 will span 100% of the width, while col-6 is 50%, etc. As an extension to this method, you can also use 1/10th subdivisions can be used, e.g. col-1-5 for 1.5/12. The total column widths should still sum to exactly 12; enjoy doing the math."text-x" — Determines the text alignment of the column. The options are text-left, text-center and text-right."bold" or "italic" in conjunction with the previous methods to change the column.Rows can also be styled, if instead of an array, they are represented by an object:
"rows": [
[
"This cell is row 1, column 1",
"This cell is row 1, column 2"
],
{
"type": "row",
"style": "row-indent-first",
"row": [
"Rows may also be defined",
"As objects with additional properties"
]
}
]
A caption is a sort of title that will appear above the table.
"caption": "D100 Trinket Table"
This text will apear right below the table.
"footnotes": [
"Reroll if you land a natural 20!."
]
This text will appear before and after the table.
"intro": [
"Optional intro entries."
],
"outro": [
"Optional outro entries."
]
How to link to a Table within strings:
"{@action <table_name>|<json_source>|<optional_text_information>}"Example:
{@table Adventuring Gear|phb}