/sigh .... why do I do these things to myself. It's pretty clunky, but I got it to work via console. It even picks up the command line from R20 chat. I can't say I feel much of a sense of achievement, since this is so amazingly clunky that it's, at best, a good advertisement for why you should just pony up and pay for API access. @OP - sorry for derailing your thread. Someone will surely have a real solution for you soon... this was a fun exercise but I wouldn't recommend trying to use it :) Anyway.... here's a non-API hack in some giffy action, I'll pastebin the code so as not to clutter up an otherwise-useful thread any further :) And the (ugly, horrible) code is here . The command line is !statusmonkey --tok <tokenId> --attr <attributeName> --marker <markerName> [--on <value for apply marker> --off <value for remove marker>] <tokenId> must be typed/pasted in, as Roll20 parsing doesn't happen before the script grabs the text from the HTML textarea - @{attribute} calls won't work. --on and --off are optional --on defaults to "any value except an empty string or a 0" --off defaults to "any value that isn't the "on" value" example in the Gif: !statusmonkey --tok -abcdefghij0123456789 --attr strength_save_prof --marker dead Right.... I should do something useful. I blame Keith for all of it, he baited me!
