"Ok I feed you a Health Potion". => "How much do I heal?" => "Shall I roll or you?" => "What type is it?" => "4d4+4" => "Ok, you rolling?"... *5hrs later* Sound familiar? healBot allows player characters who roll healing to apply it to either themselves or other tokens, inspired by Oosh's amazing autoButtons healBot (click to play gif) healBot is a minimal script that works with the Official D&D 5e Sheet. It listens for rolls that you might need to heal using and then responds by placing healing buttons into chat after the message that can be used to either heal the character who rolled or a target (who you then click on). The two types of situation that it works in are: "damage" rolls with the type "healing" or "heal" (case insensitive) hit dice being rolled (in this case it has to be the form from the sheet that is formatted*) * This is the only way the sheet actually sends more than a raw dice roll and so that the script can know what the dice is. Even regardless of that it is actually far better as UI/UX. You can enable this on the character sheet by toggling "track hit dice per class" to "on", and then clicking the "hit dice" text at the bottom of the box to allow rolling of a variable amount of hit dice at once. No I have no idea why this is the only way to roll multiple hit dice, actually have hit dice formatted, or why the rolling button is kinda hidden. It's not like this functionality is related to the actual multi-classing/multiple hit-dice issue. For hit dice, healBot will only post the heal-self button. For any damage roll with the type of healing or heal it will post both. Script/Mod Link While my coding had improved a bit when I made this it was still a bit naff (not that much has changed) and it is not object oriented or particularly well setup. Critique appreciated! Get the script/mod/API/code here (link) Optional Recommendation: Stylebot with DrakonCSS As with all "inline-chat" type messages that are meant to supplement existing messages (and quite honestly, as with Roll20 in general) I strongly recommend using Stylebot along with some custom CSS overrides on the client-side to make it much prettier and more useable from a UX/UI standpoint. I use my own custom overhaul designed to match the theming of the Official D&D 5e Sheet/Compendium (as consistent as they are), called DrakonCSS (cos I had to name it something). You can get that here. Version History v0.01 - Working release v0.02 - Critical bug fixed regarding requirement for unreleased script that would cause a crash