Token Condition icons

Are there any readily accessible sets of API Condition markers for tokens (like entangled, frightened, paralyzed, prone, etc) that are better than the defaults (which are frankly terrible, sorry)? I'm looking for markers that are clearly delineated as far as what condition they represent when you mouse over them. Color would be nice as well but not mandatory.

Hi Shard! I built a set specifically for this reason . They will even work out of the box with my Condefinition script . [ video ]

I created mine at <a href="https://game-icons.net/" rel="nofollow">https://game-icons.net/</a>. Here is what my status marker list looks like: If you want to use them, I put them on&nbsp; Google Drive and linked to it in this previous thread . I have an explanation in that thread on how you can organize them by type as well.&nbsp; I also use an advanced chat menu to display the same images in chat as clickable buttons to run a TokenMod command that toggles each item on/off. The chat menu looks like this:

I use and recommend keithcurtis' Easy to Read Token Markers linked above in all my games: 13th Age, The One Ring, Trail of Cthulhu, etc.,

keithcurtis said: Hi Shard! I built a set specifically for this reason . They will even work out of the box with my Condefinition script . [ video ] Well, I appreciate all the responses but I am not a scripter or a sheet author, and if I have to watch a video to use it, it's probably trying to do more than I require lol. I don't think I need toggles or condefinition ( a word I never knew existed before today!). I just wanted something easier to look at and be able to immediately recognize what condition is on the token. Tbh I'd probably be fine with the default icons if they were just labeled as to what they are supposed to represent. :)

Condefinition is just the name of the script. It's a portmanteau of "Condition" and "Definition". The script defines conditions and makes token markers easier to use by presenting them in a timely and targeted manner. And you don't need the video, of course. It's just there for people who like to see what something looks like in action before investigating further. However... If you just want to see the names of the markers, you can hover over them to see their names popup in a tooltip. Or you can use the search field, so long as you are on Jumpgate. There are better solutions that can display the names all the time, but that would involve installing a browser extension.

Andrew R. said: I use and recommend keithcurtis' Easy to Read Token Markers linked above in all my games: 13th Age, The One Ring, Trail of Cthulhu, etc., Me too!

Here are the Token Markers available from Roll20 marketplace, Sorted by the most Popular sets overall,&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?category=Art:Token%20Markers&amp;sortby=popular" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?category=Art:Token%20Markers&amp;sortby=popular</a>