I would have thought you'd want that displayed in chat, to keep track of what's happening? It seems important for the GM to know what's going on. You can remove this from chat for everyone, but then you have absolutely no record of who's been doing what. ![[ 1 &{tracker:+} ]] @{selected|token_id} /w gm @{selected|token_name} raises 1. This might look better? The bold token_id call is just there to throw an error if no token is selected, so a player knows nothing got sent to the tracker. If you make this a Token Action instead, you can remove that part since the button will only be visible if the player has their token selected. You can remove the second line to make it totally silent, but then no one has any record of what's been rolled. Players love spam-clicking things when there's a bit of lag. You could even go a bit further with the Prefix trick. Create an Attribute on a Macros character sheet called trackerprefix , with the value @{tracker| Then change the macro to: /w gm @{selected|token_name} is now on [[@{Macros|trackerprefix}@{selected|token_name}}?{Raise?|+1|0, |-1} &{tracker}]] with a change of [[0+?{Raise?}]] This would keep an accurate record for the GM of what people are on, and what order it was done in, and is a single line universal macro.
