Not a dumb question at all. Those sections are fairly broad and can be used for a lot of things. It's probably the second section that is easier to set up for what you are trying to accomplish. Here are more direct instructions for a couple of ways to handle this. Using a Handout as a directory to handouts. Let's say you have handouts named Weapons, History, and Orcs. You can create a fourth handout called "Directory". The contents of "Directory" consist of: [Weapons] [History] [Orcs] Once you are out of edit mode, these become links to the other handouts. You can even keep this directory handout popped out to use as a kind of palette for calling up the handout of your choice. Using a Chat Menu as a directory to handouts This assumes you are using the 5e DnD by Roll20 sheet. This is more complicated to set up, but results in a menu of options that appears in chat. Set up the Directory sheet as before. Create the following macro: /w gm &{template:npcaction} {{rname=Game Menu}} {{description=[Weapons](URL1) [History](URL2) [Orcs](URL3)}} Open your directory handout in read mode. Right click on each link and copy the url. Place them in the URL1, URL2, and URL3 spots above. Save the macro and click "in bar". You will now have a permanent button in your macro bar that when you click it will give you a whispered menu of handouts. They will open automatically. If you wish to share them with the players, click the share button at the top of the handout and it will open on all screens.
