The script I linked in the notes allows you to send the info to the PCs. There are other ways to do this same trick without the API. Nick Olivo shows some here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obSZqrOpmrycd3k.html By linking each token to the same sheet, you only add one sheet to your campaign overhead. Tokens, with their respective notes take up very little in the way of resources. Just make sure that players have edit and control access on the "Site" sheet, and they can operate (and even edit) pins at will. The stylus style can be found here (and I couldn't do without it, now): userstyles.org/styles/177830/roll20-tighter-sidebar-lists

@@keithcurtis Alright, thank you. Would you kindly also tell me how you stile your roll20 to have a better document overview?

@@RedSkyBlackBird This link should tell you everything you need to know about using stylus to affect your Roll20 experience: app.roll20.net/forum/post/7841113/show-off-your-style-2-the-stylening