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This plugin is used to hide the name and icon of an NPC or monster until it is time to spring them on your players. For best results, create macro bar entries for all commands, so you can multi select tokens and hit one button.

Usage: select all tokens you want to anonymize, then execute !anonymous set

The icon will be taken from a character called 'Anonymous' or another character in your journal that you can configure via 

Technical note: The 'cache defeat' query string at the end of the image URL is set to midnight of the current day, so images are cached for around 24 hours.

The name of the token will be changed to the creature type from the Journal.  The intent is that you can narrate what sort of creature the player characters are seeing (like a 'small, rotten corpse') instead of knowing the exact creature stats just from the picture or name.

Either during the first round of combat or when your players get a turn, you can decide with which creatures they are familiar, and reveal their true identity by selecting multiple tokens and executing !anonymous reveal

Oh god, DM... Why???

This plugin rolls initiative and does some combat tracking. It tries to be a fixed configuration solution for league play, using strict RAW rolling and without the full feature set of combat tracking or general group initiative scripts.

Usage: select all tokens you want to add to initiative, then execute !init5e roll

This API Script contains tools to help run sessions for D&D Adventurers League (DDAL).  Before the session, you can enter all of the objectives and treasure unlock information about the modules (or hardcover chapters) you are running for DDAL.  Rules differences between Season 8 and previous season's modules are considered and customizable if things change.

Configuration is via a command language, which is documented in the page you are currently reading. For most configuration, you can also use interactive dialogs. These dialogs effectively type in commands for you, which change the configuration that is stored in the Roll20 API Script state.

The minimum required configuration is to declare a DM and a module. You can do this by executing !league define dm ID and !league define module ANOTHER_ID. In these commands, replace 'ID' with some short word that identifies your DM entry, such as your first name. Replace 'ANOTHER_ID' with a short word that identifies the module, such as the DDAL module code.

Both of these commands will then run a dialog, where you can fill in the information about these items. Please note that the following screen shots may be out of date, but the same information is presented by the current dialogs, even if the formatting is different.

Alternatively, you can store configuration commands in the GM Notes of handouts, so you can move them from room to room.

When starting a new game session, discard all current session state by running !league session clear.

Then run !league session show to start interactive use. If you have more than one DM or Module (in case of shared rooms), a selection dialog will be presented.

After DM and module selection, it will show the rewards for the current module initialized to their defaults.  Depending on whether you are running a module (or hardcover chapter) and depending on the tier and season, rewards are calculated.  You can override any of the defaults calculated for you.

Then you interactively check off objectives as they are achieved and hit a start and stop timer for the session.  Time entry is either as an absolute time string, or empty string for "now" or a number meaning "this many hours ago."  So if you have been playing for about 3 hours, you can just hit start and type in "3."

When you set the start time of the module, the script finds all player-owned characters in the game and adds them to the session data.  It selects the highest level character for each player as the probable player character.  You can then interactively correct which characters are included in the session.   APL and player count are calculated from this selection.  In this example, there are two players: 'Ammo' and 'Test U.'    'Ammo' brought three characters to the session, only one of which counts. The tier of the hard cover is set to 3 based on the APL of this group. Because the group is mixed-tier, TCP calculation is broken out by tier according to Season 8 rules.

For a Season 8+ module, you might have several explicit objectives and no rewards per hour:

Finally, you can compile the rewards page in private and check everything before you share it with all the players.