DW – Death Ward Automation adds a lightweight “last‑stand” system leveraging simple tags on Combat Tracker effects.

By adding `DW` tags to effects on actors, this extension automatically intercepts lethal damage and prevents a creature from dropping to 0 HP or dying. Instead, the effect absorbs the blow and leaves (or restores) the target to a configurable HP threshold.

• Single‑use death protection (`DW`)
• Custom HP thresholds (`DW: 10`)
• Multiple charges (`3DW`)
• Mixed labels such as `Super death protection for legendary monster; 3DW: 100`

What it does

When a creature takes damage in the Combat Tracker:

1. Checks for an effect marked with a `DW` token on the target

   Any effect whose label contains a `DW` token is eligible:

• `DW`
• `DW: X`
• `nDW`
• `nDW: X`

 Note: For my own gameplay reasons, if the DW tag has **no explicit charge** (plain `DW`), the entire effect is removed when it triggers.  

   I treat this as a true one‑shot effect, like a spell:  

   `Death Ward; DW` → once it saves the target, the whole effect disappears.

   In contrast, `1DW` only removes the `DW` token and leaves the rest of the effect untouched.

   The idea behind this is to manage the half‑orc’s *Relentless Endurance* trait like this:  

   `Relentless; 1DW; RELOAD; RESTL` (with my ELT extension and BCEG for RESTL), which will automatically reload the effect — and thus re‑add `1DW` — whenever it expires on a long rest.

2. GM‑only visibility

   When a `DW` effect triggers, a custom chat message is sent and include:

• The target’s name
• The resulting HP threshold (1 HP or X HP)
• Optionally, the name of the source effect in brackets (e.g. `[Super death protection for legendary monster]`)

   If the `DW` effect is marked **GM Only** in the Combat Tracker:

• The DW chat message is sent as **secret**, visible only to the GM.

Note: I just couldn't remove the phrase "Total mismatch..."