Marcin K. said: Those are all good workarounds. The handout as a handout would be good, but if i have 5 descriptions of things in a room, even if i organize them in folders it will still take time to find it. ... i have thought of using a character sheet to do that. That would work for me, but not for quickly showing it to other players. If i did give permissions for everyone to see it i would leave my players with the same issue of looking in the folder section for that particular entry. I could work around that by giving players control over that specific token so they could also shift double click on it, but then they could move it around, edit it etc. there is a petition to have a read only character sheet only, and i have upboted several of these types of proposals. Adding on a technique that can help with the workaround being discussed... Your Suggestion is still valid, so in the meantime if you explore the workarounds, try the [Link To Your Handout Name] method. It's called "Link Between Journals", here is the Wiki Documentation, <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Journal#Link_Between_Journ" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Journal#Link_Between_Journ</a>... Note hand-in-hand with this: You Can currently make a Read-Only Character Journal Bio Tab. It's only the "Character Sheet Tab" that is currently not able to be shared read-only. The BIO Tab can be shared to Visible To: All Players, and it will be Read Only. Also it will have a "Show To Players" button for the GM, so you don't even need to give players the Token to shift-doubleclick... the GM can shift-doubleclick the token, and press Show To Players. From there the Players CAN click themselves on any of the Handout Links from the [Link Between Journals] method. Although this is not the intuitive method that you ask in your Suggestion (having a Token FOR a Handout), I hope this will be a way for you to achieve a similar result of getting your Players directly to the Handouts from the Map-Token area without scrolling through folders. Example: Token on Map... Shift-doubleclick, opens up a "Character" Bio Journal that says Welcome To The Marcin Tavern Rooms in the Tavern you can click to view their handouts: [Tavern Room 1] [Tavern Room 2] [Tavern Pantry] [Tavern Stairwell] [Tavern Fancy Room] What you write inside the [brackets] is the exact name of the Handout. It will create a hyperlink (blue, underlined, clickable) that opens to the Handout with that name. Again, emphasizing, you are writing the above on the BIO TAB of a "Character" which has a Token on-map, and the "Character" is: Marcin Tavern. This "character" is set to Visibility: All Players, Controlled By: (put nothing here, the GM automatically has control). Example 2, Welcome To The Jobs And Quests Board [Job A] [Job B] [Job C] [Quest X] [Quest Y] [Quest Z] With this method, yes, the GM still has to organize it. But you do not need to organize it in Folders and then make your Players hunt within folders. You can just organize it as text title [Links] within a single Character Bio, which the GM can "Show To Players" and from there they can click to access any of the linked Handouts you want to provide. Hope this helps in the meantime!