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Retrieve all Languages of Party Members to chat

Hello can anyone help me regarding getting all languages the party members can speak as chat output? similar to this but with languages: Thank you in advance :)
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Hi Lestrasil J,  Which character sheet are you using? If you don't know the name please supply a screenshot. 
Standard 5e OGL for roll20
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Ralph
Pro
Marketplace Creator
In case you are using the D&D-sheet from Roll20: There is the MacroMule Mod ( Roll20API/D&D 5E Macro Mule at main · kinchj/Roll20API · GitHub  - activate through !macromule in the chat) that allows you to pull all the languages through the Profeciencies.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Assuming you mean the D&D 5e by Roll20 character sheet: After investigating you can brute force pull all of your player's languages if desired. You don't need a Mod (API script) for that, but you need to organize it on all your player's sheets first.  @{charactername|repeating_proficiencies_$#_prof_type} / @{charactername|repeating_proficiencies_$#_name} Will tell you proficiency type and the name of the proficiency. (Replace Charactername with the character's name or selected or target, replace # with the expected # of the language slot in the repeating list.  For example, if I tell my players to put Languages on one line, and to have the languages as the first entry I would use this in my macro :  Charactername1 has: @{charactername1|repeating_proficiencies_$0_prof_type} / @{charactername1|repeating_proficiencies_$0_name} Charactername2 has:  @{charactername2|repeating_proficiencies_$0_prof_type} / @{charactername2|repeating_proficiencies_$0_name} Charactername3 has:  @{charactername3|repeating_proficiencies_$0_prof_type} / @{charactername3|repeating_proficiencies_$0_name} Charactername4 has:  @{charactername4|repeating_proficiencies_$0_prof_type} / @{charactername4|repeating_proficiencies_$0_name} But, all the languages have to be on the one line and they have to be first on the list.