Program: Oregon Trail + D&D

I took inspiration from the Oregon trail and DMG to make an travel tool that tracks resources and prompts narrative beats. Caravans have three critical resources Rations, Water, and Scrap. If it runs out of food or water PCs will make a con save for exhaustion. If the caravan runs out of scrap the wagons, vehicles, ext... start taking damage rations, water and scrap can be purchased in town, found while traveling, raided or bartered for while on the road with other caravans. PC tokens can be dragged and dropped on the job they want to preform while traveling. Hunting (find rations), Dowsing (find water), Scavenge (find scrap), Medical (prevent injury's and illness), Navigate (shorten trip), and Practice (work on skill, weapon, tool, or language proficiency) Difficulties for all jobs are assigned DC and player characters skills are rolled to determine the out come. Failing a gathering roll by a substantial amount resulted in an injury roll. Injury's are found in the DMG under combat options. It is intended to run a nerffed and simplified version of the table or removing rolls 1 though 3. The Overland travel program is intended to propped narrative beats. I've kept the usage, weight and capacity of caravans as close to the DMG and PHB as posable. I have little training as a programmer. So I assembled this in Scratch. Is there a way to integrate this or something like this into roll20?

reported for spam

How is it spam? I've only made one post. Its an original creation. Merits discussion and might inspire others to create something better. What's with the hate?

Hi Lee, Not hate. GiGs is not a hater. More likely an error. We get a lot of similar posts which are spam. It's close to what we call an offsite post, which is one that steers traffic away from Roll20 to other sites, or is not a discussion of Roll20. Since your post ends with a request on how your tool might be integrated into Roll20, its probably fine. To integrate your system into Roll20 would require a general knowledge of JavaScript. If you can outline better what you want it to do, some of our more talented API scripters might be able to give you some pointers. If you want to have a more real-time in depth discussion, you might also try the Roll20 Reddit discord, which has a channel specifically for discussing API development.

Oh, I see. Thank you. I'll delete the link part of it. I apricate the explanation. It means a lot to me.