midi-qol VS mob-attack-tool

midi-qol - Midi-qol is a module designed to help automate various parts of your game, specifically rolling attacks/casting spells and applying damage/effects. It has LOTS of configuration options which can be daunting.

Midi QOL - Unparalleled automation ability. Still useful even without all the automation options; I use it for its merged roll cards, for indicating that enemy tokens are dead, and for expediting rolls to not require a dialog prompt each time. Very complex.

Also, the change log from midi-qol today gives me a little hope something might be coming there: https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/blob/v10/Changelog.md

Probably also report the issue: https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/issues

Module which is causing the problem identified. Midi-QOL is the problem. Make sure you thumbs up the issue on https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/issues/973

MidiQOL - This does most of the automation heavy lifting.

MIDI QOL has hot keys for aspects like advantage/disadvantage and is likely able to be setup in such a way as to reduce the number of button presses required (auto roll attack and damage + a lot of the targeting automation may be something your player finds improves the game's accessibility significantly).

I agree that, as far as I can see, this isn't possible unfortunately. However it seems Midi does offer that under the optional Reactions settings so it seems possible. I would suggest putting in a new Feature request on their Gitlab repo HERE

You're welcome! I've actually written a module myself (Mob Attack Tool) which is why writing such macros comes pretty easy to me nowadays. Mind you, I'd never written a single line of javascript before I bought Foundry. :P

Mob Attack Tool Bit of a shameless plug, but this module of mine implements the DMG's Handling Mobs rules (p. 250), which I happen to use frequently to speed up unwieldy combat encounters. I've added more automation features recently, like ending mob turns and automatically detecting multiattack.

Well, bit of a shameless plug, but I've made a module myself a little while ago. It's called Mob Attack Tool, and as the name suggests, adds support for easily handling mob attacks in the dnd5e system.