David A. said: Someone in the API section of the forums had a script that added numbered wings indicating height to each token. You can't do that if you're not a Supporter, but you could jury-rig something like that using different coloured status dots to indicate the different heights. The only trouble there is if you have two tokens occupying the same x-y co-ordinates, but different z co-ordinates. But that's the same problem as if you have tiny, diminutive or fine creatures in the same square as other tokens. Yes, I just posted this script the other day, as there are three people in my Sunday D&D 4e campaign with dragon mounts and we were running into this very problem. The thread is here . (There are two versions of the script; the first only displays one wing, but is only able to display the numbers 1-9. The second displays multiple wings to create multi-digit numbers, but may be using unintended features of the API which might go away in the future.) chris l. said: one way you can do that is to have a height-grid on one side with a 2nd set of tokens, allowing a visual representation of where everyone is vertically. It's what I've done in the past on the rare occasion that I do tiered-combat. I like the creativity! =)