So messing around with the macros, I've found that with a LOT of them, I have been able to save time for my players in my Pathfinder game at the expense of investing the time to create the macros. Although it seems like a lot, I found that by making boxes for every stat, AC HP BAB CMB CMD Ref Will Fort, even all the skills, I can make general macros that can really save a lot of time, especially if new players are involved, and making that acrobatics check is a little more complicated than it should be. /em attempts to use acrobatics to move through a threatened square. DC = Enemy CMD /r d20 +@{Acrobatics} +@{Dex} +@{Skill Bonus} /w gm @{target|CMD} s, These are really cool, only problem is, I have to: A. make a journal entry for every character I want to abide by the system set up in macros. B. go into journal and make and rename every single attribute box with this name, and while i don't mind filling in the values, that is a lot of typing/room-for-game-breaking-typos. I need a way to make it so every token I make has all these attribute boxes (about 50) already there and named so that I can simply fill in the blanks. So I'm thinking some kind of template that allows you to designate global attribute boxes to all your journal entries. And it would be nice if they didn't have to be in the journal in the first place necessarily, kind of crowds things up, but I guess that can be fixed with archiving.
