Ever since I'd first seen it I was hugely impressed. I'm willing to work for it, but I dislike the idea of every GM who ever wants to use it having to work for it, which discouraged me from trying last time. After working out how to get it to work there will be the step of populating it with items... which I imagine quite dreadful as I'm rather a completionist. STEP ONE: Establishing do-ability: From one token's gm notes to many many many "character" (i.e. items) There are some Character importing scripts, which go from one token to one character sheet. - It only now occurred to me: Is it possible to go from one token's gm notes to creating multiple character sheets? If so, one should be able to come up with a format that parses item lists from the gm notes and creates one journal entry per item in the notes. That way I could write a table with all items in it (and volume and weight, and maybe other properties?), and save it in a text file and share that file such that other people could just put all that in a random token's gm-notes, run the script and boom have the bazillion items... BONUS: It should add a script-specific tag to all of those, so that a second command could delete all those (in case someone runs this in their main campaign instead of an "inventory campaign" - and swamps their normal characters, journals and such with these items and wants to fix it). What do you think?