I am creating a puzzle for one of my D&D games, and I've been trying to figure out how to give puzzle pieces to my players so that different players will get several pieces and they have to try to fit them together on the map. I've tried handouts, and that doesn't quite work. I've also tried tokens and that is better--I can assign a token to be in the journal of a player and let that player control it, but every time the player pulls it out of the journal, it defaults to a "regular" size (e.g. a perfect square or a perfect circle). What if I want a token that is actually shaped like a jigsaw puzzle piece? A little longer on one axis than another and with irregular sides. The closest thing I've been able to do is create an image with a transparent background and make that image much larger than the actual picture. So I can show the image representing the piece, but the actual token is several orders of magnitude larger than the actual piece. That's just not satisfying. I only know how to default size tokens from the tool within the linked character sheet (1, 2, 0.5, etc., etc.). Is there some other way that you can run a macro or create an API to give a token irregular dimensions that won't change from the time you create it to when a player pulls it out of his/her journal later in the game? Thanks!