How to Automate effects on NPCs

[Mavrik6666]

Im not sure why .. but... if you click on the last toggle on the monster, the one for Effect (not sure what the right name is , but the ones that do target; attributes; Offence) edit the effect line in the CT to add an exclamation mark just before the word silver - i.e. !silver - then the effect works, immune to anything that isn't silver.

But when I edit the NPC, and add the exclamation mark in, it doesn't travel with the effect on the NPC sheet , but I have no idea why

So a manual work about, rather than a fix

[Mavrik6666]

The 'silver' property is added under the specific weapon, when you open up the weapon, next to the weapons DAMAGE add in silver after a comma next to piercing, slashing etc

[Nickademus]

So, I've been trying to figure this one out. I applied "bludgeoning, slashing and piercing from non magical attacks that aren’t silver" to the damage immunities section but what I see is.
It seems to just make silver part of the immunities?

Try this:

bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from nonmagical weapons that aren't silvered

[celestian]

Try this:
bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from nonmagical weapons that aren't silvered

That works!

[Zacchaeus]

Oops, I've edited the first post to correct that.

[Dracius]

Thank you so much for compiling this. This is a huge boon for the community

[celestian]

Oops, I've edited the first post to correct that.

Looks like it's still showing the way that didn't work for me.

"[Damage Immunities] bludgeoning, slashing and piercing from non magical attacks that aren’t silvered"

[Zacchaeus]

I changed it from silver to silvered as Nickademus suggested. I can't test right now but I'll check tomorrow.

[celestian]

I changed it from silver to silvered as Nickademus suggested. I can't test right now but I'll check tomorrow.

Oh, I thought it was the "non magical" versus "nonmagical".

[Zacchaeus]

Heh, I didn't notice that. Yeah it needs to be nonmagical which leads me to suspect that silver is correct since I'm pretty sure I checked all this before I made the original post.