Could use a push into the right direction...

Hi all, I'm still setting up my game environment and stumbled across an issue I want to resolve. Basically I saw it working in the video by Trigger. It's about populating a map with randomized NPC-Tokens. I know there are examples for 5e, but we play a different RPG so I need a generic approach. What I imagine is a section called "Monsters" which hold a character sheet with all the monsters in my system. To make it simple let's assume they only have 2 stats: HP and Damage. What I would love to do is to be able to "pull" a character from the Journal tab onto the map and it adds a token (if possible a random one from a selection) and fills the two stats with random numbers (based on a definition). I know the Randomizer Script does similar tasks, but my understanding is that it "only" shows the values in the chat. What I would love to have is a token/character based on it so I can include it in the turn marker and track it's life. I think the random token would work with a rollable table and different icons. But how do I add in the stats? Now I'm not asking for a finished script/solution (unless there is one I didn't find), but a push mentioning which scripts/macro I have to combine would be awesome. I'm still fiddling around too much getting lost in my searches :)

So, if I understand what you're saying correctly, you want a script that will: When a character (monster) is dragged onto the VTT Randomizes the values in 2 of it's bars based on the formulas in attributes on that monster (like, rolls hit points, for example) Randomly selects a side on the rollable table token that represents the monster For examples of Rolling a random stat on add:graphic, you can look at my MonsterHitDice script (it rolls a random formula and optionally adds a value, both from attributes on add to page). Setting a random side on a rollable table token will only work if all the faces of the token are from a user library, not the Market Place.  You'd need to update the side (obj.set('side',2)), or the imgsrc of the token (obj.set('imgsrc','some image source or variable') ).