I did just such a test with some simple emote macros: Rick R. (GM) this one is from the collection Rick R: (GM) this one is from the collection and in the bar Rick R: (GM) this one is from collection and NOT in the bar Rick R: (GM) this one is an ability for the bar Rick R: (GM) this one is an ability NOT for bar The copied game got the token actions but, as expected, nothing from the Collection (except the checkbox for "Show macro quick bar") and nothing in the bar. It still doesn't answer the mystery about how our real game has a bunch of macros in the collection that migrate over when I copy a game. We started creating the game a few years ago. So, my best theory is that they changed the way this all works in the past few years. But I don't know..? keithcurtis said: That would probably be a question best handled through email: <a href="mailto:team@roll20.net" rel="nofollow">team@roll20.net</a> . I have never prepared anything for the Marketplace. You might be able to do some preliminary testing by creating a dummy account and having it join your game as a GM, but since you are eventually going to be selling this to third parties, confirmation would be advised.