5e-statblock-importer VS Tokenmagic

For statblocks, copy the OCR text of the statblock. The module '5e statblock importer' (https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer) should help you bring it in to Foundry.

Found it. https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer

Sounds like Mr Primate is on job, but if all else fails you can always use the 5e statblock importer.

5e statblock importer. I made it, but I use it all the time. I buy and use a lot of third party pdfs and this saves a ton of time when setting up encounters. It was just updated to handle stats from Flee, Mortals! better.

Check this tool created by https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer. Would it be enough for you if I created a text output for it?

5e-statblock-importer

There's also this statblock importer. https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer

I've had success importing monsters from Tome of Beasts and Monster Manual Expanded PDFs via the 5e Statblock Importer module. It also works with D&D Beyond. So long as the statblock is in the standard WotC format, it's just a matter of copying and pasting.

You can use the module TokenMagicFX to adjust the token in various ways.

Token Magic FX it'll add a compendium full of all sorts of cool token fx.

Token Magic FX, despite the name, adds magic to more than just tokens! You can set all sorts of defaults for templates, but be aware that when you install it the defaults might be a little more flashy than you're looking for (or they might be exactly to your taste... everyone's different). When you go into the module's settings the Automatic Template Settings is right at the top and that's where you can start tweaking to get things how you'd like them to be.

This is really awesome! You may be able to save yourself some time by adding some dynamic effects with TokenMagicFX. You could have her swoop into the field, hover around her tile, add particle effects, and even cast shadows all without needing to modify the underlying animation at all.

You can use TokenMagic to add depth to the scene by adding shadows to floating characters. Here's an example of how that could look (apologies as I don't have an appropriate map for this): https://i.imgur.com/gOVJRnQ.png

In addition to this you can use (Token Magic FX)[https://github.com/Feu-Secret/Tokenmagic] to make those magic circles glow, highlight important objects, and more with basically 0 additional effort.

There's also the Token Magic FX module which is definitely more advanced, but if you're comfortable editing the guts of a macro, you could write some that would shift between images with a little more fan fare.

SecretFire (https://github.com/Feu-Secret/Tokenmagic | Tokenmagic)

Token Magic FX