For more information see Name in the Token Settings section. If set to be visible, this will display the name of the Token.
For more information, see Bars and Auras in the Token Settings section. If set to be visible, these are dynamic bars that will fill or empty depending on what is entered in its corresponding colored bubble. "20" or "ABC") and for numerical values you can also enter relative values (i.e. By clicking on the bubble, you can change the value. These three input bubbles can be used by players or the GM to keep track of health, turns, money, fuel, or any other useful metric for your game. This can be very useful when aligning tokens that do not have identical dimensions. However, by holding the Alt key while using the image handles to resize you can temporarily disable this functionality. If you are using a grid for your play area, typically when resizing a token, it will snap to the grid. The rotation handle represents the "front" of the token and can be used to orient the token to face any desired direction. Additionally, each token has a rotation handle that juts out from the token itself. You can use these image handles in order to change the size of the token. Resizing and Rotating TokensĮvery token is accompanied by image handles on each of the corners of the token and in the middle of each side. Image Handles) to greatly simplify the process. You can always scale the token image by right-clicking and selecting Advanced > Set Dimensions you can also make use of a grid that can influence other methods of changing image scale (i.e. Remember to set the nametag for your token accordingly and make sure your players can see the name tag!īonus points if you remove every used token from the roll able table, so all your NPC's are unique.Any image that is placed on the Objects and Tokens or the GM Info Overlay layer will automatically become a Token object. Keep it on the GM layer until you need it, and a new npc is just some clicks away. Set it as a token action, and repeat this process with other things you wanna randomly generate, like personality, something strange about them, Gm-Intrusions or any other thing you can find a suitable table for. Then we will add a ability to our "Random NPC" character to roll from the names table and whisper it to the gm: You will most likely need a name for your NPC, so we add a roll able table with names. Set your multi-sided token as standard token for the random npc. Now make a new character named "Random NPC", this character will be our standin for our token actions. If you right-click that token you can see the multi sided option, choose random side to generate a random portrait. You can then spawn a token from that table. I just used token tools, scrolled to all my pdfs with art that was fitting for the setting and made lots of portrait tokens. We are gonna need some tokens with some art, the more the better. If we combine roll able tables with a custom sheet and multi-sided tokens, we can build a random npc generator.
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