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<blockquote data-quote="Iosue" data-source="post: 9211709" data-attributes="member: 6680772">Well, the choices do matter if you're playing online, or utilizing DDB character sheets. Rolls from character sheets and encounters assigned to particular campaign show up in that campaign's gamelog. You're kind of a special case in that you're not using any of that.So, the easiest way to do this is create a homebrew monster. You go to &quot;Create Monster,&quot; choose a pre-existing monster to use as a template, and then change the name and upload the image you want to use as an avatar. The homebrewed monster will then show up in the Monster tab of the Token Browser, without you needing to do anything else.The alternative way is to create a character in DDB, upload an avatar for it, and then assign the character to the campaign you're using for Maps. This is a little more extra work, but this way the character tokens will show up in the Players tab of the Token Browser. Note, though, that you don't have to fully create a character in DDB. You can just click on Standard in the character builder, give the character a name and avatar, and do nothing else. You can still assign it to a campaign and subsequently use the token in Maps.Also, new feature just dropped! You can now rename tokens in Maps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iosue, post: 9211709, member: 6680772"] Well, the choices [I]do[/I] matter if you're playing online, or utilizing DDB character sheets. Rolls from character sheets and encounters assigned to particular campaign show up in that campaign's gamelog. You're kind of a special case in that you're not using any of that. So, the easiest way to do this is create a homebrew monster. You go to "Create Monster," choose a pre-existing monster to use as a template, and then change the name and upload the image you want to use as an avatar. The homebrewed monster will then show up in the Monster tab of the Token Browser, without you needing to do anything else. The alternative way is to create a character in DDB, upload an avatar for it, and then assign the character to the campaign you're using for Maps. This is a little more extra work, but this way the character tokens will show up in the Players tab of the Token Browser. Note, though, that you don't have to fully create a character in DDB. You can just click on Standard in the character builder, give the character a name and avatar, and do nothing else. You can still assign it to a campaign and subsequently use the token in Maps. Also, new feature just dropped! You can now rename tokens in Maps! [/QUOTE]

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