Hi Jeff! If you have already changed all default tokens, then Gauss' response will cover all tokens on map pages. I don't think I have encountered the per-page bug he speaks of, but it's been a long time since I Applied Defaults on a large game. If you need to change both default tokens and tokens in play, the procedure is a little different. Apply Default Settings affects tokens on the tabletop on all maps, but does not affect saved default tokens. These behave like little files attached to the character and live in a different "space" than tokens in play. There is a way to change both at the same time, but it must be done monster by monster. Open the sheet (not the token) and put it into Edit mode Click the button that says, "Edit Token Properties" Make the changes you want to be reflected on all tokens representing that creature and Save those token settings While still in edit mode on the character sheet, press the button called "Apply Token Defaults" A dialog box will pop up asking if you want to overwrite x tokens on y pages, say yes. This will apply your new token defaults to all instance of the token, both in play and in journal. Test this on a copy of the game to make sure it is doing what you want and to avoid any unintended consequences.