Gold said: Alright. Thanks for the dialog. I'll study up on the question of what determines how these appear across browsers / OS / forum / chat. I made a macro with all those symbols to try in my game chat. Next game I'll ask all the players if it's boxes or symbols to them. It mostly depends on the fonts installed on the computer and the font the character is supposed to be rendered as. (CSS can be used to load fonts that the user doesn't have installed, but the security proxy used by Roll20 means you have to specifically allow such a thing when it's used in character sheets.) The default font list on Roll20 is: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif. If someone has a font installed named Helvetica Neue, that font will be used, etc. down the line. sans-serif is a generic font; if none of the named fonts are available on the system, the browser uses whatever font is set to be used for generic sans-serif fonts. (Which, frankly, is often Arial...) Not all font files contain all possible characters (in fact, few fonts support every character). If the font that's chosen doesn't include the character that you're trying to render, the "replacement character" character is used, which is usually rendered as either an empty box, a box with a question mark, or a black diamond with a question mark.
