But you don't want to shell out the dough? Well, I feel you there. I just started using roll20, and wanted to see if I could implement functional EotE dice without access to the API. First off, this is not a total solution, but it does incorporate most of the functions you will need to play the game. Step 1.) Create a series of rollable tables, name these tables Ability-Die, Proficiency-Die, Boost-Die, Difficulty-Die, Challenge-Die, Threat-Die, and Force-Die Step 2.) Upload an image for each die face. Images can be found here: <a href="http://galacticcampaigns.com/images/EotE/" rel="nofollow">http://galacticcampaigns.com/images/EotE/</a> Step 3.) Set the name of each table result of all dice except for the Force Die to the number of successes found on each die (write failures as negative numbers). Step 4.) Set the names of each of the Force die results to a textual string such as 'One Light Side Destiny Token' or 'Two Dark Side Destiny Tokens'. Step 5.) Set the weight of each table result to the number of times the face in the image appears on each die. (Use the table in the beginning of the core rulebook for a list of all die faces.) Step 6.) Create a macro called 'Dice-Pool' that contains the following lines: /me makes a ?{Skill Name (Optional)} Check /r ?{Ability Dice|0}t[Ability-Die]+?{Proficiency Dice|0}t[Proficiency-Die]+?{Boost Dice|0}t[Boost-Die]+?{Difficulty Dice|0}t[Difficulty-Die]+?{Challenge Dice|0}t[Challenge-Die]+?{Setback Dice|0}t[Setback-Die] Step 6.) Under 'visible to:' put 'all players' Step 7.) Optionally you may add the following macros: Name: Destiny /me adds [[1t[Force-Die]]] to the Destiny Pool. Name: Critical /me rolls [[{1d100}+{?{Prior Critical Hits|0}*10}]] on the Critical Hit table. Notes: *The Dice-Pool macro will ask you how many of each die to roll, then show the faces of all dice rolled in the chat box. In addition, it will give a result of the amount of successes rolled after failures are subtracted. (A result of 1+ is a success). *The Dice-Pool macro will NOT count advantage vs. failure, or give results for triumph or despair. These must be calculated the old fashioned way. *The Destiny macro will simply give a textual output on tokens added to the destiny pool. If you'd rather see the results of the die roll, you can simply change the macro to /r 1t[Force-Die] *The Critical Macro will ask you how many critical hits you have suffered and give a result, including the penalty for prior critical hits in the chat.