Players right-click any token they can see to inspect its portrait and whatever has been revealed about it, or to target it without hotkeys. Resistances, immunities and vulnerabilities reveal themselves once damage proves them. Threshold token art changes how a creature's token looks as its hit points or another resource fall.
Features
A right-click menu lets players inspect or target any token they can see but do not own. The menu and the Inspect window call a creature "Unknown" until its name is revealed.
The Inspect window shows the creature's portrait, which you can zoom and drag, and only what has been revealed: lore, resistances, immunities and vulnerabilities, type, size and speed, ability scores, proficiencies, abilities and spells.
For player characters the Inspect window can also show personal details and biography, and each player chooses what others can see.
"Defence Auto-Reveal" reveals a resistance, immunity or vulnerability the first time it changes the damage a creature takes.
"Armour and Health Estimates" calculates an NPC's armour class from the attacks that land or miss, and its hit points from the damage it takes.
"GM Reveal Whispers" whispers to the GM when damage reveals a defence or attacks pin down an NPC's armour class.
"Chat Descriptions" shows an ability's or spell's chat description, if it has one, instead of its full description.
Threshold token art changes a creature's token to another image or video as its hit points, or another resource, fall past each threshold, and back to its own art when it recovers.
Using it
Players can right-click a token they can see but do not own and choose "Inspect" or "Target".
In the Inspect window, the GM and a player looking at their own character see every entry. Information that is currently hidden is dimmed. Press the eye beside an entry, or click the information, to reveal it or hide it again.
Reveals and estimates are kept on the actor, so every token of that actor shares them.
The GM sets up threshold token art: right-click an actor in the Actors directory and choose "Threshold token art", or press "Configure threshold art" on the Appearance tab of a token's configuration.