mob-attack-tool VS combatready

You're welcome! I've actually written a module myself (Mob Attack Tool) which is why writing such macros comes pretty easy to me nowadays. Mind you, I'd never written a single line of javascript before I bought Foundry. :P

Mob Attack Tool Bit of a shameless plug, but this module of mine implements the DMG's Handling Mobs rules (p. 250), which I happen to use frequently to speed up unwieldy combat encounters. I've added more automation features recently, like ending mob turns and automatically detecting multiattack.

Well, bit of a shameless plug, but I've made a module myself a little while ago. It's called Mob Attack Tool, and as the name suggests, adds support for easily handling mob attacks in the dnd5e system.

Combat Ready does just this but that might be gone. This branch should stille be active though: https://github.com/smilligan93/combatready.

Another cool module that you actually can't find in Foundry's package browser anymore is Combat Ready!. It's not being maintained very regularly, but it also helps speed up combat (you might notice what I typically look for in modules, haha) by showing a countdown timer during a player's turn, as well as warning them when their turn is coming up. It has some very cool graphics and sound effects, and it also offers the option to show players a button that they can hit to end their turn. No more awkward pauses before asking "Is that your turn?", which is great.

I believe that the Combat Ready module does this, though it looks like it may no longer work.