Shillelagh as a weapon

[Jorrack]

I cant seem to get my head around creating the Shillelagh under equipped weapons so I have the correct weapon damage and it using the casting stat. I have tried to use the editor and can create the basics but not make it use my wisdom instead of strength or be proficiencnt in it as a Druid.

Is there a guide as I see many people say they have created these but am too thick to manage it myself?

 

[Mergon]

I just created an Adjustment that allowed you to pick a club or staff from your currently carried weapons. Then renamed the weapon and switched the ability score used. I also allowed you to select between Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma for use by those who got Shillelagh using the Magic Initiate feat.

 

[Jorrack]

I have added in my Shillelagh weapon created in the editor and added the Adjustment to give myself proficiency in it. How do I change it from using Strength to using Wisdom? I cant find any adjustment for changing proficiencies controlling stats just for skills?

 

[kabreras]

Well i can't find anyway myself to get that working

 

[kabreras]

The weapon should use wisdom instead of strengh and it should have +1 to hit (it make the weapon magic so masterwork)

Giving the +1 is easy but i really dont see how to change the ability used for it.

 

[dungeonguru]

Not sure if you have figured out a better way to do it, by my method is to give the character a club or quarterstaff, then on the adjustments tab:

Custom Name: Weapon = "Shillelagh"
Weapon Damage Die Size = +2 (since shillelagh does 1d8)
Choose the Shillelagh
Damage Bonus: Specific Weapon
Choose the shillelagh, add the difference between STR and spellcasting
Attack Bonus: Specific Weapon
Choose the shillelagh, add the difference between STR and spellcasting

and to remind myself it's magical, i can add
Custom Text: Weapon = " (magical)" <--- note the space in front of the (

and it should have +1 to hit (it make the weapon magic so masterwork)

Where do the 5e rules say anything about masterwork? The shillelagh cantrip doesn't say specifically that the weapon becomes +1, just says magical, so that it can overcome damage resistance/immunity. A cantrip granting +1 would make it a bit too powerful for cantrip...