Here someone talked about someone else having a visually appealing way of arrows being shot ("an arrow traveled to another token"), and someone else replied "[moving and dropping etc.] would require a lot of work for such a small reward but it's the only thing that comes to mind." -- And my thinking is, it's only a lot of work for the person or people who first write(s) the script, if there's a way of doing that automatically, that's easy to share with others once it's done. I'm interested in helping with making this happen: /me raises his bow and aims. One breath, then the arrow is released, flying towards the target. [[1d20+?{Bonus}]] vs @{target|AC} SCRIPT-stuff that I don't have access to yet (not upgraded yet): IF attack roll > AC, then insert this image: between the archer and the target, oriented with the top right corner in direction target. Pick it up, drop it one square closer to the target. Repeat, until target is reached, then delete and instead add with the bottom left corner oriented towards the archer. Link this image to the target token. Is this possible to do in API? -- Rough estimate how much work would this be? -- If I made it, would you use it?