See Dice Symbols for using the Star Wars dice symbol images in Obsidian Portal.

Main title

The main title is usually not part of the document, but is the title of the page in the “Title” field.

Here is the code required:

h1. Main title

Section heading

The second level heading usually serves when there are several large sections being discussed.

Here is the code required:

h2. Section heading

Blockquotes

Quote blocks usually represent text that is being read to the players.

Either descriptive text or spoken dialogue for NPCs.

Here is the code required:

<blockquote>
Quote blocks usually represent text that is being read to the players.

Either descriptive text or spoken dialogue for NPCs.
</blockquote>

Sidebars

Sidebar

A sidebar usually represents a clarification or extension of the rules or some aspect of the story.

It may be optional rules or an optional encounter or event.

Here is the code required:

<blockquote class="sidebar">
h3. Sidebar

A sidebar usually represents a clarification or extension of the rules or some aspect of the story.

It may be optional rules or an optional encounter or event.
</blockquote>

Examples

Example 1: An example block

An example block describes a specific example of a rule or option being discussed in the accompanying text.

Here is the code required:

<blockquote class="example">
h4. Example 1: An example block

An example block describes a specific example of a rule or option being discussed in the accompanying text.
</blockquote>

Level 3 title

Level 3 titles can represent a list of items or things, such as different NPCs or items being described in a section.

Here is the code required:

h3. Level 3 title

Level 4 title

Level 4 is for anything smaller than that.

Here is the code required:

h4. Level 4 title

Level 5 title

Level 5 gets used only rarely.

Here is the code required:

h5. Level 5 title