How to Embed or Add Statblocks to Your Articles

If you're building your world for an RPG, you'll need to embed your statblocks in your articles. Here's how!

With the Visual Editor

If you're using the Visual Editor:

1. Open the slash menu and look for the statblock option (i.e. type "/statblock").
2. In the search field that will open, find the statblock you want to embed and click on it.

In the Visual Editor, clicking on embedded statblocks will open them.

With the Advanced BBCode Editor

1. Under Advanced Tools, click on Statblocks.
2. Each statblock on the list has a button with a number on the left. Click the button for the statblock you want to embed. This will copy an embed code to your clipboard, which will look like [block:...].
3. Edit an article and paste to embed the statblock. When you view the article, the statblock will be there!

For more information about BBCode, check the guide to BBCode.

Linking and attaching statblocks

There are two additional ways you can integrate statblocks with articles: linking and attaching.

Link to a block

This will create a link to the view page of the statblock, but it will not embed it:

1. With the Advanced Editor, follow the steps described above to embed the block.
2. After pasting the embed code, replace block for blocklink. For example, if you pasted [block:123], [blocklink:123] will create a link without the embed.

Attaching a block to an article

An attached block will be displayed under the article content container, so it will feel separate. This could be useful if you want the focus of the article to be your worldbuilding but you still want some connection to the article's stats. Here's how to do it:

1. Edit an article and expand the "Advanced Options" button and find the "Related Statblock" field.
2. Use the search field to find the statblock and click on it.
3. The statblock will now appear under the article when viewing it.