For a few years, I've used the "trackerprefix" trick, as described here: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/5899495/roll20-tips-and-tricks-innovative-solutions-to-common-problems/?pageforid=8768261#post-8768261" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/5899495/roll20-tips-and-tricks-innovative-solutions-to-common-problems/?pageforid=8768261#post-8768261</a> (Not sure that's where I initially got it from, nor if it's the clearest description, but it's what I can find now). It still works in Legacy games, but appears to throw an error in Jumpgate ones now. Not entirely sure when the error started, I only noticed yesterday. The error is: Unable to find character with the name "tracker". Does anyone else have this problem, or is it just me? Is there any non-API work around's? For reference, I'm doing the following: An attribute called "TrackerPrefix" with the value: @{tracker| A macro that does the following: /w "@{selected|character_name}" Changed Initiative from @{selected|TrackerPrefix}@{selected|token_name}} to [[ @{selected|TrackerPrefix}@{selected|token_name}} + 0?{Change Initiative by?|1} &{tracker} ]]. (The Token name can sometimes get changed in play. I'd used to use &{tracker:+} for this, but that doesn't always round correctly on fractional values. If I try to change the initiative value in the turn tracker itself, someone else rolling initiative or hitting enter on an edit resets my typing. This way handled all of that nicely. Though if Roll20 has fixed the typing interruption bug, then please let me know, that'll obsolete this).