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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8326387" data-attributes="member: 2209">In the Pathfinder 1e era I used to make my own tokens for use on a battle mat by finding images I liked for the planned monster encounters, copying them into a word file, sizing them appropriately, copying as many as I needed on a sheet, then printing and cutting them out. This allowed me to use the images I wanted and share them with the players when things did not match the tokens I had from the 4e Monster Vault. This allowed me to do things like have Heat Miser and Cold Miser tokens for a winter fey versus summer fey battle and similar non standard stuff.&nbsp;[ATTACH=full]139547[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]139549[/ATTACH]Initiative cards would have been bigger images the players could see better though. I started using initiative cards about three years ago in face to face 5e games, but it was just colored index cards with names on them.In pandemic fantasy grounds online playing others in the group are technically proficient enough to get custom images for their characters and the other DM in our group was able to swap in custom images on the fly for monsters, but I barely have the bandwidth to run my games with the program and existing resources, I have not yet learned a lot of the tool manipulation functionality including changing monster images.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 8326387, member: 2209"] In the Pathfinder 1e era I used to make my own tokens for use on a battle mat by finding images I liked for the planned monster encounters, copying them into a word file, sizing them appropriately, copying as many as I needed on a sheet, then printing and cutting them out. This allowed me to use the images I wanted and share them with the players when things did not match the tokens I had from the 4e Monster Vault. This allowed me to do things like have Heat Miser and Cold Miser tokens for a winter fey versus summer fey battle and similar non standard stuff. [ATTACH type="full"]139547[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]139549[/ATTACH] Initiative cards would have been bigger images the players could see better though. I started using initiative cards about three years ago in face to face 5e games, but it was just colored index cards with names on them. In pandemic fantasy grounds online playing others in the group are technically proficient enough to get custom images for their characters and the other DM in our group was able to swap in custom images on the fly for monsters, but I barely have the bandwidth to run my games with the program and existing resources, I have not yet learned a lot of the tool manipulation functionality including changing monster images. [/QUOTE]

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