Hi all, I've been using the two mentioned scripts to also add Status Effects when applying damage using the following macro. !group-check {{ --?{Ability Save|Strength,Strength Save|Dexterity,Dexterity Save|Constitution,Constitution Save|Intelligence,Intelligence Save|Wisdom,Wisdom Save|Charisma,Charisma Save} --ro ?{Roll Type|Normal,roll1|Advantage,adv|Disadvantage,dis} --process --subheader vs DC ?{DC} --button ApplyDamage !apply-damage ~dmg [[?{Damage|0}]] ~type ?{Damage on Save|Half,half|None,none} ~DC ?{DC} ~saves RESULTS(,) ~ids IDS(,) ?{Status| None,~| Red,~status red| Blue,~status blue| Green,~status green| Orange,~status orange| Purple,~status purple| Pink,~status pink| Yellow,~status yellow| ―, | Faerie Fire Violet,~status Faerie_Fire_Violet| Faerie Fire Green,~status Faerie_Fire_Green| Faerie Fire Blue,~status Faerie_Fire_Blue| ―, | Entangle,~status Engulfed| ―, | Prone,~status Knocked_Prone| Restrained,~status Restrained| Grappled,~status Grappled| ―, | Incapacitated,~status Sleep| Stunned,~status Stunned| Unconscious,~status Unconscious| ―, | Charmed,~status Charmed| Frightened,~status Frightened| ―, | Poisoned,~status Poisoned| Blinded,~status Blinded| Deafened,~status Deafened| Paralyzed,~status Dominated| Petrified,~status Petrified| ―, | Invisible,~status Invisible| Silenced,~status Silence| Slowed,~status Slowed| ―, } }} It worked fine until I changed the Marker set I was using, the new set uses a naming convention including spaces ie Faerie Fire Violet. Checking the status marker using token-mod I can see that anything with a space now has an underscore. However, when I use the appropriate name Faerie_Fire_Violet it returns "invalid status". Looking at the applydamage code reveals that it uses libTokenMarkers to check the status. That's as much as I know, though, as I'm not very proficient with javascript. I also tried using Faerie_Fire_Violet::243322 which is the specific marker for my game, but it doesn't like that at all and makes the "Apply Damage" button do nothing when pressed. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks