Compendium images into Rollable Table.

I have a druid in my campaign, and I'm playing a druid in another. I'm wanting to set up a rollable table for a multi-sided token. Is there a way to use the compendium tokens to do such? I'm on a free account.

If you right click the image you want in the Compendium, then save it somewhere on your PC, you can drag & drop the file into the Rollable Table item Avatar field: I can't remember if that "Set Avatar by URL" button is a default R20 button, or if it's from an extension. If it does exist for you, you can shortcut the middle step of saving it to your PC. Just right click the image you want, Copy Image Location, then Ctrl-V paste it into the URL popup. One disadvantage of the Rollable Token method for Wildshape is that players cannot edit the size of a token, nor the "Represents" drop-down. You will have to do that for them every time they Wildshape (unless the game was created by a Pro and has API available).

Dang, I was hoping there was a way to do it without having to export it to my PC and then import it back into Roll20 because that takes up part of the 100MB that I have for storage.

I know it's slightly off-topic, but bouncing off Oosh said, if your game/DM has APIs available, the WildShapeResizer api will automatically set a rollable token 'side' that has a weight of 2 to be 2x2 squares, a weight of 1 to be a single square, weight of 4 to be 4x4 and so forth. Just something to keep in mind. I just finished setting it up in my own game and will save me a lot of "Hey, GM, can you resize my token again?" Cheers, Agnati

Agnati said: I know it's slightly off-topic, but bouncing off Oosh said, if your game/DM has APIs available, the WildShapeResizer api will automatically set a rollable token 'side' that has a weight of 2 to be 2x2 squares, a weight of 1 to be a single square, weight of 4 to be 4x4 and so forth. Just something to keep in mind. I just finished setting it up in my own game and will save me a lot of "Hey, GM, can you resize my token again?" Could you link the site of this WildShapeResizer api so I can send it to the DM for the game I'm in. Unfortunately I think the best I can do for my campaign that I run as free is to just give the player access to the beasts that they can wildshape into

If you are going the api script route, I would recommend taking a look at Angelo's wildshape script, available on the one-click installs. It takes some setup, but is pretty slick with a nice chat menu driven interface. From what I've read on the forums, the WildshapeResizer script is not being currently supported by the author. Full disclosure: I haven't used WildshapeResizer before, so not sure how it compares. Looks like that one is on the one-click install as well, but there is no documentation on the script library page. Maybe Agnati can say if there is in-chat documentation or can point you to a documentation source.  A third option is to go the token-mod route, setting up a rollable table token for the forms, and individual character sheets for each form, then using a chat menu macro/ability to change the token characteristics and represents property as described here . Basically similar mechanics of Angelo's wildshape script, but you would have to be comfortable with creating and maintaining the macro/ability. I would review the options and see which of the three works best and/or is easiest for you.