SamiAdalwulf

First up, the macros themselves! All of these but New-Crow should be as simple as copy-pasting them into a new macro on Roll20. These operate as "Selected Token" macros, so you're going to want to set up characters for the players to use with Attributes. I'd recommend making a "base" crow with these Attributes already set up that you can make duplicates of and give to control to players. These are the three Attributes you'll need to give the characters. Capitalization matters.

The numbers in the Current box don't matter, as long as you follow the Character Creation rules from the playtest documents. From there, the macros themselves. Again, these are set up as Token Actions, so after copying these into a new macro, you'll want to click

If you do this, the rolls will show up as options when a character Token is selected, and will roll using the Attributes for the sheet of that character.

With all of that set up: the macros themselves: 2-Handed-Melee

Melee-Attack

Ranged-Attack Agility-Test

Mind-Test

Strength-Test

For the next set, you'll need to either manually fill out a Rollable Table with where all the entries are the Backgrounds from the playtest material, another for a selection of random names, and another for "masks" (this one is something for my personal setup where I'm having Crows wear masks matching one of the 5 gods of the setting for ease of making tokens with appearances that are very basic). Without these tables, New-Crow will be basically non-functional.

As before, capitalization is vital for the names of the tables.

New-Crow

If you have the Roll20 API script Table Export, you can import the tables below: Backgrounds

name

mask

And lastly! Cards. Roll20 has a Cards option! I'm still working out how I want to use the equipment that's equipped on the map, but if you want to make item cards for your Roll20 Crows playtest, I've brewed up card backings for your crows cards: