Your practice on how to handle mook conditions?

Just wondering if anyone has any better way of approaching it than I have been for 2 years since moving to a system that has them...Maybe someone has an easier more creative way to handle this? How do you handle conditions for mook tokens that have sheets that allow you to set them? I'm sure it applies to any sheet that has this option, for me specifically, Pathfinder. As setting the condition on the sheet causes any mook token linked to it to also have it. So say 5 orcs, one gets knocked prone and I set it on the sheet. All orcs on the page are now affected by the negatives. I've been dealing with it manually. Remembering which mook had what and taking the negative off mentally during rolls for ToHit/save/etc.

The sheet actually has mechanical differences for the conditions? I just use status markers, and just remember what they do, but if you depend on the sheet adjusting values due to "prone" or what-have-you, then I'm not sure if there is a good solution outside of a very specialized API script.

Yes, the pathfinder sheet auto-calcs using them, which is nice (for players, and single 1 to 1 NPC's anyway) since all rolls while they are on are adjusted automatically for bonuses and negatives  And I don't think there is a way, or at least I haven't found a better one than just keeping notes and statuses set to remind me. But figured I'd see if any of the creative people worked out an easier one than that :)

Both(community and official) Pathfinder sheet's apply conditions to the other attributes. I do the same as you do with mooks DXW.  ;-(

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