Pathfinder monsters ready to go.

I watched a youtube video on how to set up monster manual with premade monsters for 5th Ed.  Has anyone done this for Pathfinder?  If so, I would like to save some time and just buy them and import into my game.  If that's even possible.  It would save me all the time learning how to do it and let me play instead. These monsters came with ACTION macros to click on for their abilities and attacks.  I would like ones set up so that I can select the character they attack and it checks the AC of the player character to determine a hit. Anyone?  Anyone?

Check out the Lands Of Belfum module on Roll20 Marketplace. &nbsp;It has, not only a Pathfinder adventure (with all the text, traps, maps, monsters on the maps), but also has an extra Page that's just a collection of all the monsters from the module plus enough extras to keep playing. <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/module/21/la" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/module/21/la</a>... "100+ Monsters and 300+ NPCs, each one with Ability, Skill, Attack, and Save rolls set up as Token Actions (as well as some additional special macros like Loot, Death, etc), and tons of extra background tokens." As a Pro subscriber you can use&nbsp; Transmogrify to import these monsters into your existing Roll20 game. There are some issues to watch out for -- the module does not use the PF Character Sheet of Roll20. The monsters have AC in a Bar. So you'd want to NOT attach the Monster Tokens to Character Sheets, and set up macros in such-a-way that it finds the monster's AC and stats from the token.

Omegaman, There probably isn't a single resource as that might overlap too hard on top of the Pathfinder/D&D3.5E copyright. &nbsp;So I suspect it isn't super likely that this sort of thing will appear. &nbsp;I'm doing 3.5ED&D and I feel your pain. &nbsp;It gets a little worse when you're adding class levels to 'goons'. Maybe, if the Roll20 people know the legality of it, people may be able to collaborate and compile things like the whole D&D3.5E Core Monster Books which would cover huge amounts of the Pathfinder stuff as well. It may also allow people to drop onto the Marketplace and create 'Homebrew Monster Packs' as well.

There is an API script called cgen (Creature Gen) that allows you to quickly create monster tokens by copy/pasting info from the SRD's or other sources. &nbsp;It is a bit complicated to set up, but using it is pretty easy. &nbsp;I still get some glitches, but they are usually just spacing type errors. &nbsp;It includes token actions and attack rolls etc through messages to the gm. &nbsp;This may be what you are looking for.

I use CGen for all my monsters, even though we use the PF sheet for the characters. The PF sheet does not properly import from the compendium yet (it will import, but you have to do some fiddling with numbers because it will end up double-counting some modifiers, such as from abilities)&nbsp;