Hello there, A while ago, I asked whether it is possible to overwrite borders and general html/css properties in handouts. After a bit of experimenting, I found solutions or workarounds to those, allowing one to just overwrite the styling. Result: All text in this document and even the images are can be edited inside of the handout. There is the caveat that the handout editor does feature a button to insert an image nor scale it to proportion! That is a handicap I'm working on. Benefit: Instead of making some magic cards via tools such as magic card generator or photoshop, this allows one to create magic cards using just the regular tools. This makes editing later much faster and easier. You want to track how many charges the item has? Just write it in the description of the item. You want to add new information the players discovered? Just write the line of text. CSS/HTML: Pastebin Source: <a href="https://pastebin.com/aP8Uk0HM" rel="nofollow">https://pastebin.com/aP8Uk0HM</a> On a technical level it is rather simple. Some features are blocked by roll20 though, so don't expect to be able to use jscript. One major problem for me was that roll20 seems to overwrite some styling options which is mostly borders, paddings, margins and horizontal lines. To give you an example: If you set the border of a table to 1px red solid, it will not display as that. Only when you set the with to 2px it will overwrite your border. This forces one to add a lot of redundant styling-options for border, padding and margin just to make borders transparent. Example: Remark: For me, handing out cool items to my players is always fun. I wish roll20 would make it a bit easier to use handouts for this purpose, since as you can see, with a bit of art you can quickly and easily create templates for magic items.