Map PIns are really cool, but one of the things I lost when migrating from token-based Note Pins, was the ability to use hover text. I like my pins to have very short identifiers, with the ability to give more information with a click. [ Code ] [ Short Video Demo ] This is very much a hack, but it works like this: This script keeps specific tooltipped tokens aligned with corresponding Map Pins. When a Map Pin is moved, the script looks for a token on the same page whose name exactly matches the pin’s name. If it finds one, and that token represents a common character named “Utility” or “Site”, it moves the token to the same X position as the pin and 15 pixels lower on the Y axis. This keeps it aligned with the pin's nameplate. (You can use a different name if you like, you can change it in line 23.) In practical terms, this lets you use Map Pins as draggable location markers while having a corresponding token automatically follow them. The video linked above shows how this looks in action. Only tokens representing the Characters named exactly "Utility" or "Site" and whose token name exactly matches the pin name will respond, so it shouldn't interfere with other tokens on the VTT. Since this does work best with a token that is invisible, wider than it is tall (to better fit a nameplate), and represents a specific common character, here is a TokenMod command to change any freshly dropped graphic to meet these specs: !token-mod --set aura1_color|#fff00 aura1_radius#=-4.5 width#120 height#30 imgsrc#<a href="https://files.d20.io/images/30616033/HzIFwCZvFUEhv0D5E3Nk6A/original.png?149040479355" rel="nofollow">https://files.d20.io/images/30616033/HzIFwCZvFUEhv0D5E3Nk6A/original.png?149040479355</a> show_tooltip#true