I did a search, I didn't find anything about this. I understand that the Roll20 table has been designed to allow people to play board games and card games, as well as roleplaying games. So, I understand the feature. However, the GM has the ability to SEE everyone's cards, with a simple checkbox. And of course can also recall all of the cards. Hide the decks from players, allow them to draw cards, etc. So, a person in the GM position already has a lot of ability to cheat or ruin a game, if said GM wants to do so. I am very sick and tired of waiting for my player's permission to 'steel' a card from them, during a roleplaying session. It would help me, and my players out a lot, if I could simply take cards from their card-inventory as needed. I use cards and tokens for XP, I run Cypher games and have purchased nearly all the Cypher decks, and sometimes I just want to remove a Cypher from a player because I gave it to them accidentally, or because it's more powerful than I wan them to have, or take an XP card because they burned it, and it would just be easier for me to take it without slowing the game down and directing them to say, "Yes, allow steel" EVERY FRICKEN TIME. It really slows down my games having to explain to players over and over, how to let me steel cards. Especially when it seems the popup hides behind other windows, so they don't even get the notification right away that I'm trying to "Steel" a card. I'm the GM, I can take the cards if I want to, and should be allowed to take the cards if I wanted to. I mean, in a non-RPG game, if I played Go Fish as the GM, I could see the faces of their cards anyway and win every game.... It isn't much more 'game breaking' to have a checkbox or something that lets the GM just take the cards when they want to.