Please read to the bottom, since I wasn't sure what sort of problem you were trying to solve. If your primary goal is just to get them to be able to see the bio sheet, then "Super easy, barely an inconvenience". Just edit the character so that the "In Players Journals" is set to "All Players": Other players can control the token, but they can get the info by opening the journal in their journal tab. They will only see the Bio and Info page: If you really, really want them to be able to control the token without being able to edit the character, you go down a messy rabbit hole of proxy tokens that represent the character's position, but don't represent the character, with each player having their "real" token elsewhere on the board. I don't recommend this, as it can get messy and confusing. If you want players to be able to select and double click a token to bring up the sheet, they need to have control and editing rights. That's baked in. If you don't trust your players not to mess around, then only an API script would do the job. You would need something that would allow you to open a sheet by invoking a command that would ask you to target a token and open the journal to the limit of your permissions. I can't think of a reason it couldn't be done, but it would be beyond a trivial matter for me. You might be able to convince one of the JavaScript gurus to whip something up. I have a script that can send the bio to chat, but it requires you to be able to control the token. I wouldn't add targeting to it, because the potential for abuse would be too great. However, now that I've written all that, upon reading more closely, it sounds like you are asking about Map Pins. In this case, again, "Super easy, barely an inconvenience". Check out the Map Pins post on the Stupid Tricks thread. It describes how to do this both with and without the API. For the easiest time of it, I would suggest using the API and my Supernotes script, available in the One Click. The gist of it is, have multiple tokens on the board that represent a single character. In each token, put the info in the GM notes field. Players cannot edit or see that directly. The character associated with the token has a single Token Action Button, that calls the macro that sends the token notes to the chat. {"!pcnote" for Supernotes). You can even include graphics. If you don't want players moving them about, but still want them selectable, use the token lock (map lock?) script, also in the One Click.
