NPC Macro Attacking "/as" NPC Name

I've recently discovered the joy of setting up attack macros for common monsters by attacking, pressing up in the chat, copying the text, and making a token action for that. It works great, though it is a little annoying to do it for each attack mode and every monster. However, the rolls show up as Tito Las Vegas (GM), not as the monster. I've also discovered the /as chat tag, which I used to make a random conversation generator for guards and the like.  What I'd like to do is combine these two things: adjust the up-arrow macro such that it includes the monster doing the attacking (i.e., Goblin, not me as the GM). If I start out with most combinations I can think of with @{Goblin} or what have you, I either get an error (Invalid. Try /as "Name of Character" <message>.) or the name at the top of the roll is something goofy like @Goblin.  Is this possible?

You can call upon the character name to use the /as command: /as @{Goblin|character_name} Hello, I'm a Goblin! Where you have tokens set up to be linked to journal entries you can make it more dynamic: /as @{selected|character_name} ?{What does it say} or /as @{target|character_name} ?{What} you could also use token_name in place of character_name when using the selected or target command in case you want to use a Goblin base but with a bespoke named token :)

Tito Las Vegas said: I've recently discovered the joy of setting up attack macros for common monsters by attacking, pressing up in the chat, copying the text, and making a token action for that. It works great, though it is a little annoying to do it for each attack mode and every monster.  As a pro user, have you considered using Token Action Maker? It's available in the one click installation, and does a full suite of token actions for every selected monster just by typing !ta in chat.

Well that Token Action Maker script is ridiculously handy. Works like a charm.  So the combination of all the help above means that I can roll as an NPC easily, and I don't have to fiddle around with individually making each attack for everybody.  Very helpful, thanks to you both!