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Controls the level of the header the feature will have
I.e. "header": 1 is small caps with a divisory line (like the class features have), "header": 2 is small caps but without the divisor, and "header": 3 is a bold-italics line like the monster features.

For subclasses the first feature they get (The one that's named after the subclass and has a small explanation) should be header 1 (or none), and the rest should be header 2

Please add a snippet for statblock references, note that type is always "statblock" and tag determines what type of property is being referenced.
Page denotes what page the entry appears on, which can be different to the referenced block's original location. It should be used to enable in-book page jumping.

{
	"type": "statblock",
	"tag": "",
	"source": "",
	"name": "",
	"page": 
}

The item snippet, which refers to an item within a list, can be confused with the standalone item data entry type.

The description of the snippet should be improved, listing more clearly its use (specially considering that the snippet itself is very basic, and it is hard to guess what it's referring to).

Also should consider changing its name for when the standalone item is eventually added.

It should default to 0 for those brews where it doesn't apply

By @Lxran

For quickly going down a header step

{
    "entriesHeadless": {
        "prefix": "entriesHeadless",
        "body": [
            "{",
            "\t\"type\": \"entries\",",
            "\t\"entries\": [",
            "\t\t$1",
            "\t]",
            "}"
        ],
        "description": "Headless entries block, for going down one header level."
    }
}

When inserting a table snippet, the second col- text- is missing a tab stop, has a space instead.

This doesn't break anything other than the buttons for the subclasses on the Classes page, causing them to use the long name only.