Foundry VTT

Fellow Foundry VTT enthusiasts who crave a more dynamic and customizable interface! While Foundry’s default behavior often opens elements like character sheets and item details as separate windows, the Popout! module (with that emphatic exclamation point!) takes this concept a step further, offering a more flexible and feature-rich approach to managing your in-game information. Instead…

have you ever felt like the numerous popout windows – character sheets, item details, journal entries – have a mind of their own? They open in inconvenient sizes, overlap awkwardly, and generally contribute to a slightly chaotic desktop experience. If so, the Popout Resizer module (or similarly named modules) might be the organizational superhero you’ve…

Fellow virtual storytellers and detail-oriented DMs! In the immersive world of Foundry VTT, it’s often the small touches that bring a scene to life and enhance player engagement. The Monk’s Little Details module (or similarly named modules) focuses on adding those subtle yet impactful visual and auditory cues that can enrich the virtual tabletop experience…

Fellow virtual adventurers and organizational enthusiasts! In the bustling environment of a Foundry VTT session, keeping track of various status effects, resources, and conditions affecting multiple tokens can sometimes feel like a visual clutter. This is where modules like Monk’s Common Display (or similarly named modules) come into play, offering a more organized and user-friendly…

Fellow martial artists and astute DMs! For players embracing the disciplined and powerful path of the Monk in D&D 5th Edition within Foundry VTT, managing their unique combat abilities can sometimes feel like juggling ki points, bonus actions, and movement. This is where the Monk Combat Details module (or a module with similar functionality) can…

Fellow adventurers and astute Game Masters! In the heat of combat within Foundry VTT, quickly assessing the remaining vitality of your allies and the looming threat of your enemies is crucial for strategic decision-making. While numerical hit point values are precise, they can sometimes break immersion and require constant mental tracking. This is where the…

Fellow DMs and monster enthusiasts! If you spend countless hours meticulously transcribing monster statblocks from various sources into your Foundry VTT worlds, then you’re in for a treat. Today, we’re diving into a module that can significantly reduce that tedious task and get your terrifying (or friendly!) creatures onto the virtual tabletop in a flash:…

Sharing the Spotlight: A Look at Foundry VTT’s Actor Export Module Fellow virtual adventurers and esteemed Game Masters! In the ever-expanding ecosystem of Foundry VTT modules, there are gems that simplify specific tasks and enhance collaboration within our virtual tabletops. Today, we’re diving into one such module: Actor Export. While seemingly straightforward, the Actor Export…

Fellow adventurers and Dungeon Masters! If you’re diving deep into the world of Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition within the fantastic virtual tabletop environment of Foundry VTT, then you’ve likely encountered the magic of modules. Today, I want to shine a spotlight on a module that has become an absolute game-changer for streamlining combat and…

n any tabletop RPG, the scene is more than just a map—it’s a mood. The shifting light of a tavern hearth, the subtle glow of magical glyphs, or the oppressive atmosphere of a haunted ruin can all help shape your players’ experience. While Foundry VTT offers a solid foundation for visual storytelling, the DF Scene…

Foundry VTT is known for its flexibility and modularity. But when it comes to cinematic flair—dynamic spell animations, synchronized audio, or visual effects that respond to gameplay—one module stands out above the rest: Sequencer. More than just a visual add-on, Sequencer is a powerful automation framework that transforms how you present and deliver in-game effects….

Foundry VTT offers powerful dynamic lighting and vision tools, but not every game needs (or wants) real-time fog of war tied to light sources and line of sight. Sometimes, all you need is something simpler—a way to manually reveal parts of the map as your players explore, without worrying about vision settings, light angles, or…

Combat in virtual tabletops can be one of the most dynamic and complex parts of the game—but it can also be one of the most time-consuming. Whether you’re casting an area spell, using a ranged ability, or lining up the perfect cone attack, manually selecting each target can be tedious. Worse, misclicks and ambiguous line-of-sight…