Little helpers for little 5e tasks.

• Triggers on any reduction in current spell slots from a character with the indicated feature (default: Wild Magic Surge)
• Optional homebrews
  • More Surges - a surge triggers on a roll <= spell level. Also recharges Tides of Chaos.
  • Volatile Surges - Similar to More, but adds 1d4 to the spell level if Tides of Chaos has been expended
  • Note: Both homebrews look for the designated Tides of Chaos feature and expects it to have "X uses per long rest"
• Blind draw surge table results, which hides the results of the surge from the players.

• Detects when an action is taken outside of a token's turn and applies a configurable status as a visual reminder. The following details when this will be detected during combat:
  • 1. Whenever a token uses an item with activation of "1 Reaction".
  • 2. Whenever a token uses an item with activation of "1 Action" outside of their turn.
  • 3. Any other item activation will be ignored. For example "0 Action" or "1 Bonus Action"
• Will remove the configured status at the beginning of the token's turn.
• This status used is configurable and should match the name when hovered over in the token hud.
• Supports Combat Utility Belt's custom statuses.
• If auto remove is enabled these statuses will be removed at the end of combat as well.

• All legendary action uses of a creature will reset to their max on the start of their turn in combat.

• GM only
• For abilities with a "d6 recharge" on every turn.

• I cast...Firesquare!
• Scales line, cone, and circle type templates upon placement to better fit to the 5/5/5 diagonal rule.
• Line and cone scaling can be enabled independently from circle scaling.
  • Circle templates less than 1 grid unit in radius will not be converted. These small templates are often useful for creating quick token-like markers on the board or used for macros which need the centerpoint maintained.

• When a user with a selected token targets another token, the target's cover will be calcuated following the rules presented in DMG pg. 251
• A message in chat will be posted concerning the target's cover in relation to the selected token(s).
• Prioritizes walls, specially flaged tiles, then tokens.
  • Tiles have a new option in their configuration dialog that sets the cover granted by them.
  • Two tiles are now included from game-icons.net that are configured automatically for half and three-quarters cover in modules/dnd5e-helpers/assets/cover-tiles.
• Has two modes for cover in relation to walls: Center Point and Four Corner. Cover from tiles and tokens are (currently) only calculated from Center Point.
  • Center Point - a target token's cover is based on foundry's player vision rendering (center point of self to 4 corners of target)
  • Four Corner - direct implementation of DMG rules, where vision is computed from each occupied grid point and the corner granting the target the least cover is chosen.
  • A more detailed discussion of this can be found on our Wiki
• A new method has been added as Token#computeTargetCover. The usage of it has been detailed in the source code, but is still a work in progress. Basic usage is calling with no arguments with both a selected and targeted token. The return value is a promise of the raw cover data from visibility tests.

• Will automatically mark a newly added weapon, armor or tool 'proficient' if it is part of the actor's listed proficiencies
• Note: specific weapon or armor proficiencies should match their intended name (ex. "Dagger" proficiency for a weapon called"Dagger").
• For Tools, it tries to match the tool name with the proficiency (Ex. "Flute" will not be detected by checking "Musical Instrument" Tool Proficiency textbox, but "Musical Instrument: Flute" will. To detect "Flute", add "Flute" as a special Tool Proficiency).

• Automatically checks actors with the Regeneration or Self-Repair features
• Searches the these features for the phrase "X hit points", where X can be a static value or a dice formula
• At the start of their turn, prompts the GM for a roll for the regen and auto applies the healing

• Automatically checks actors with the Undead Fortitude feature
• When they are reduced to 0hp it will prompt the GM to choose the type of damage that was applied
• Then prompts the GM for a Con save for that actor, and will auto heal the NPC if the roll beats the save needed
• There are two settings for levels of checks:
  • Quick saves will just measure the change in hp and will not measure "overkill"
  • Advanced saves will query the GM for the amount of damage taken as a more complex system

• Rolls on an "Injury Table" when specific customisable criteria are met; currently:
  • Failing a Death Saving Throw by 5 or more
  • Getting critically hit (customisable value)
  • Falling to 0hp
  • Falling to 0hp from a Great Wound

• Triggers on a reduction of >50% of a token/actor's health.
• Configurable Great Wound table to draw from.
• This will ask for a Great Wound Roll, and will prompt the owner of the token to make a Con Save then roll on the table

• Option to add debug logs for troubleshooting

• honeybadger (https://github.com/trioderegion)
• Kandashi (https://github.com/kandashi)