A consolidated collection of small quality-of-life tweaks for Foundry VTT and the DnD5e system. This module combines several smaller tweaks and scripts into a single, unified package with a comprehensive set of configurable options.

See below for compatibility with other modules (especially midi-qol).

All features can be toggled on or off individually within the Foundry VTT Module Settings menu.

• Sync Browser Tab Title: Keeps the browser tab title dynamically in sync with the name of the scene the client is currently viewing.
• Cursor Keyboard Hints: Displays small floating icons near the mouse cursor when modifier keys configured in the DnD5e system (such as Skip Dialog, Advantage, or Disadvantage) are held down.
• Actor Directory Disposition Dots: Adds a colored dot next to each actor name in the Actors sidebar to indicate their default token disposition (Friendly, Neutral, Hostile, or Secret).
• Blood Drop Bloodied Icon: Replaces the default DnD5e "bloodied" condition icon with a red blood drop icon.
• Sidebar Multi-line Names: Allows long document names in the right sidebar (Actors, Items, Scenes, etc.) to wrap onto multiple lines instead of being cut off.
• Clean Sheet Window Titles: Removes the verbose type prefix (e.g. "Non Player Character:") from document sheet window titles, showing just the document name. Applies to all document sheets (Actors, Items, Journals, etc.). Especially useful when detaching windows in V14, where the prefix otherwise consumes all visible space in the OS taskbar.
  • ↳ Sheet Title Format — controls how titles are displayed (choices: Name Only (default), Type: Name, Name (Type)).

• Auto-Rotate Prone / Unconscious / Dead Tokens: Automatically rotates tokens 90° clockwise when the Prone, Unconscious, or Dead condition is applied, and rotates them back when all rotation-triggering conditions are removed.
• Token Resizer Tool: Adds a control button to the Token tools menu (GM-only) for quickly resizing selected tokens to standard 5e creature sizes (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Huge, Gargantuan). In Foundry V13, this modifies the token dimensions directly. In Foundry V14+, this applies an Active Effect using the new V14 tokenOverrides framework, allowing sizes to be dynamically toggled and managed alongside other effects.
• Snap Templates to Grid Intersections: Forces circle and square/cube spell templates to snap to grid intersections instead of cell centers during placement. Hold Shift while placing to temporarily override and place freely. Cones and rays are not affected. Compatible with both Foundry V13 (MeasuredTemplates) and V14 (Regions).
• Auto-Clear Movement History: Automatically clears token movement history trails at the start of each combat turn (GM client only). Includes sub-settings to control exactly when clearing occurs (e.g. at the start of a turn, on combat start).
• Disable Underground Token Hiding: Prevents tokens with negative elevation from disappearing behind the scene background. By default, Foundry renders tokens below elevation 0 behind the background layer, making them invisible. This tweak keeps them visible while preserving the actual elevation value. Compatible with Foundry V14 native Scene Levels. Disabled by default.

• Auto-Apply Status at 0 HP: Automatically applies a configurable status condition overlay to tokens when they reach 0 HP, and removes it when they are healed. Also supports marking tokens as defeated in the combat tracker or removing them from combat entirely. All actions are configurable separately for player-owned and GM-owned (NPC) tokens. Works well with Auto-Rotate Prone / Unconscious / Dead Tokens — if both features are enabled, tokens that drop to 0 HP will be rotated automatically via the applied status.
  • ↳ Player Token Status at 0 HP — defaults to Unconscious (choices: Unconscious, Dead, None).
  • ↳ NPC Token Status at 0 HP — defaults to Dead (choices: Unconscious, Dead, None).
  • ↳ Player Token Combat Action at 0 HP — defaults to None (choices: Mark Defeated, Remove from Combat, None).
  • ↳ NPC Token Combat Action at 0 HP — defaults to Mark Defeated (choices: Mark Defeated, Remove from Combat, None).
• Prompt for Death Saves: When a player character starts their combat turn at 0 HP, automatically opens the Death Saving Throw roll dialog directly for the owning player. If the player is not connected, the GM receives a fallback whispered chat card with a clickable button to roll on their behalf.
• Auto-Open Damage Dialog for Saves: Automatically opens the damage roll dialog when a Save-type activity that includes damage (e.g. Fireball) is used. This mirrors the built-in behaviour of Attack activities, which already auto-open their attack roll dialog. Automatically disabled when midi-qol is active to avoid duplicate rolls.
• Healing Roll Context Menu: Adds Apply Damage / Apply Healing / Apply Temp HP right-click options to healing roll chat messages. The DnD5e system only shows these options for damage rolls by default.
• Player Damage Prompt: When an attack hits a targeted token, whispers a chat message with the damage breakdown (accounting for damage reductions, resistances, vulnerabilities, and immunities per the 2024 rules order), the effective damage total, and a button to apply the damage. The button state syncs across all clients. Critical hits are indicated with "CRITICALLY HIT" in the message. Also supports the Graze weapon mastery — when an attack misses but the weapon has the Graze mastery and the attacker has mastered that weapon, a damage prompt is sent for the Graze damage (ability modifier only). Disabled by default.
  • ↳ Damage Prompt Whisper Visibility — controls who receives the whisper when a player token is hit (choices: GM & Player (default), Player Only).
  • ↳ GM Damage Prompt for Player Attacks — when a player rolls attack damage against an NPC token that was hit, whispers a damage prompt to the GM. Disabled by default.
  • ↳ Non-Attack Damage Prompts — when enabled, damage prompts are also sent for damage rolls originating from non-attack activities (like saving throws or utility abilities). For save activities, the prompt includes both Full and Half damage buttons. Also fully supports healing and temporary hit point rolls, displaying "Apply Healing" or "Apply Temp HP" with appropriate icons. Enabled by default.
  • ↳ Damage Prompt Layout — controls the visual layout of damage prompts. Structured (default) shows a per-type breakdown table with raw damage, trait modifiers, and effective damage. Classic shows the original text-based layout.
  • ↳ Wait for Dice So Nice — when enabled alongside the Dice So Nice module, damage prompt whispers are delayed until the 3D dice animation finishes. Disabled by default.
  • ↳ Suppress Damage Prompts (Player) — a per-user setting allowing individual players to hide damage prompt whispers from their chat log.
• Legendary Action Placeholders: When a combat begins that includes a creature with legendary actions, inserts placeholder turns in the initiative tracker after each player character and friendly creature to help track legendary action usage.
  • ↳ Show Placeholders to Players — by default, placeholder turns are hidden from players. Enable this to make them visible.
  • ↳ Placeholder Icon — file picker to choose a custom icon for placeholder turns (defaults to icons/svg/combat.svg).
• Combat Experience Tracker: At the end of a combat encounter, whispers a summary to the GM tallying the XP of all hostile NPCs that were involved, with a one-click button to distribute XP evenly (rounded down) to all participating player characters. Tracks combatants added mid-combat. Disabled by default.
• Auto-Roll Concentration Saves: Automatically rolls a concentration saving throw when a concentrating token takes damage, following official DnD5e rules (DC 10 or half damage taken, whichever is higher). All native system mechanics are respected — including the actor's configured concentration ability, concentration bonuses, and intrinsic advantage/disadvantage (e.g. War Caster, Eldritch Mind). The roll appears in chat after the system's own concentration prompt. An "End Concentration" button is appended to every concentration roll card (including manually initiated ones) so GMs and owning players can break concentration with a single click. Also respects the dnd5e system's global "Disable Concentration Tracking" setting.
  • ↳ Fast-Forward Concentration Rolls — controls which actors skip the roll dialog and roll immediately. Choices: All Actors (default), NPCs Only, Players Only, Never (always show dialog).
  • ↳ Auto-End Concentration on Save Failure — when enabled, concentration is ended automatically when the saving throw fails. When disabled (default), the "End Concentration" button on the chat card must be clicked manually.
• Auto-End Concentration: Automatically ends all concentration effects from a token when it gains a condition that prevents maintaining concentration (Incapacitated, Unconscious, Dead, Paralyzed, Petrified, or Stunned). Works alongside the DnD5e system's own concentration tracking.
• Auto-End Rage: Automatically ends a Barbarian's Rage effect when the token gains one of the above concentration-breaking conditions. Identifies rage by the source item identifier (rage) or by the effect name ("Rage" / "Raging") as a fallback.

• Force Compendium Browser: Forces non-GM users to open the DnD5e Compendium Browser when they click the Compendium sidebar tab, instead of showing the default pack list.
  • ↳ Allow Shift-Click to Bypass — when enabled, players can hold Shift while clicking the Compendium tab to access the standard Foundry compendium sidebar instead of the forced browser. Enabled by default.

• Debug Mode: Enables verbose debug logging in the browser console for all module features. Useful for troubleshooting issues.

This module includes automatic compatibility checks for other popular modules. No manual configuration is needed. Conflicting features are detected and disabled at startup.

midi-qol provides its own comprehensive combat automation workflow, including auto-rolling damage and applying saves. The following features are automatically disabled when midi-qol is active to avoid duplicate rolls or conflicting behaviour:

The following feature is not automatically disabled but is recommended to be turned off manually when using midi-qol:

Other features in this module (Auto-Apply Status at 0 HP, Death Save Prompt, Healing Context Menu, etc.) coexist safely with midi-qol — they either use idempotent checks to avoid duplicating effects, or provide purely additive UI enhancements that don't interfere with midi-qol's workflow.

• The blood drop icon (assets/bloodDrop.svg) is sourced from game-icons.net and is licensed under CC BY 3.0.