My group (usually in person) just got Foundry VTT for us to play while some people are out of town. I’ve always heard that Foundry has really good Pathfinder 2e support and it looks really good from the player side. However, I’m the GM. What are some good resources for getting our game up and running? Music, tokens, maps, tips and tricks? I’m brand new to the platform so starting from scratch.

  • domesticstreetcat@feddit.ch
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    1 year ago

    I am a PF2E GM with Foundry and it’s REALLY good for PF2E.

    What I use

    1. https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo6si7j?Pathfinder-Bestiary-Token-Pack-for-Foundry-VTT
      This token pack cost around $60 USD. But in my eyes completely worth it. The art is amazing.

    2. https://goblinfight.club/ Encounter balancing

    3. Dungeon Alchemist Available on steam and my favorite map making software. I’ve used it to make maps very quickly.

    Modules

    -Universal VTT Importer.

    -Tokenizer (fast token image updating)

    -Dungeon Draw (on the fly dungeons and maps)

    -Dice so Nice

    -Dice Tray

    -Group Initiative (select all tokens and have them ready for initiative)

    -Monk’s Combat Marker

    -Your Turn!

    -Pathfinder UI V3 (just looks cool)

    -PF2E Drag Ruler Intergration (Will need the Drag Ruler Module as well)

    -PF2E animations (if you like to see the animations)

    -Pathmuncher (for quick initial builds from Pathbuilder)

    -PF2E workbench

    -Quick Insert

    For music there are various free modules you can use with Foundry. Just search music.

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      1 year ago

      Pf2e workbench is a must-have, it comes with a bunch of macros (especially the Basic Action macro that bundles up a bunch of the other basic action macros into one menu) and other automation.

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          60 bucks one off to have something that: a) Just gets better with time b) Is officially supported by and (when buying premium modules) is supporting Paizo c) Works as damn well with just the free stuff as it does, with no need to buy anything more if you don’t want to?

          If you can find something better value than that, it’s probably not legal :P