Check out Tom Cartos too. His assets fill in some gaps of Forgotten Adventures assets and for the most part work stylistically. He has Dungeondraft integration.
Beneos is the sole reason I'm considering buying Foundry. I know most of my future players like using Beyond, so how much is Primate's package and is it monthly or single purchase?
I subscribe to bekit for his LiveKit AVClient module. If you play with webcams and audio through Foundry I find that it's a must. Without it webcams drop for a few seconds every few minutes or so for me.
Forgotten Adventures for the tokens, Splattered Ink for the tokens, Jules&Ben's Animated Assets for tons of animations for everything, Crymic for cool macros.
As someone who runs an eberron campaign, Ferret Foundry has been pretty good so far. They post a lot of maps for free, but subsicription will give you variety and all the complete VTT file with sounds, walls and lighting
Strange nobody mentioned Crosshead yet. His maps and tiles and Dungeon draft assets are top tier and 100% the style i love. you should really check him out. The Back catalog is 35GB
For us it has to be Ripper for his Levels module (technically we have to subscribe to him as we use Levels in our commercial products). The module is a little tricky at first, but it's really added some flair to our maps being able to automatically navigate between different levels.
Patreon creator here (although mine is a town generator, rather than for maps, I'm still pretty experienced in the platform). TL;DR It can depend, varying on the creator.
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I have a limited budget, so I try and spread it around each month. Sometimes it’s not just for modules or maps, I sign up to devs patreons if they have gone out of their way to help me with something. Like a macro or customising a script on a module etc.
Crafty Dice/Steffen is now part of The MAD Cartographer team. We recently converted a huge selection of his maps into Foundry VTT, we even used rippers Level module so you could navigate his Eberron airship he made.
I love and paid some of mentioned Patreons, but does anyone know any Patreon that creates complete adventures, potentially with all the required assets (maps, tokens, story, etc.)?
I would have said Moulinette and Baileywiki (both subscribed), but the latter one is too module heavy for my taste and I am not the fan of generic module pushing on the foundry canvas. But I like how he pushes the envelope to more videogame style RPG.
Baileywiki and Moulinette - these make map making in foundry on the fly way easier.
I subscribe to forgotten adventures for the map making assets / dungeondraft integration. But otherwise nothing.
Check out Tom Cartos too. His assets fill in some gaps of Forgotten Adventures assets and for the most part work stylistically. He has Dungeondraft integration.
Forgotten adventure tokens are next level
For great dungeondraft integrations I can also recommend Crosshead
Yep, Forgotten Adventures is worth subscribing to. Great artwork!
what's the dungeon draft integration like?
Beneos Battlemaps and Mr. Primate's D&D Beyond Importer
What’s the difference between Mr Primate’s and VTTA? I thought VTTA took it over and did it better, last I heard. Any reason to subscribe to his?
Beneos is the sole reason I'm considering buying Foundry. I know most of my future players like using Beyond, so how much is Primate's package and is it monthly or single purchase?
Personally I'm an absolute fan of JB2A (Module), Moulinette (Module) and Caeora (Tokens & Assets).
I sbuscribe to PDF to Foundry, an excellent importer foe Pathfinder 2e adventures.
I signed Cze and Peku, and The Mad Cartographer. Both are really good battlemap creators. Check it out.
I concur,
I love Czepeku! Great Eberron Maps
Two great mapmakers that I'm glad to support.
Only one mention of theripper93 so far! Dude is like reinventing what Foundry even is. I use so many of his modules every day in Foundry.
I subscribe to bekit for his LiveKit AVClient module. If you play with webcams and audio through Foundry I find that it's a must. Without it webcams drop for a few seconds every few minutes or so for me.
Does the LiveKit module do a significantly better job than Jitsi?
Why not use discord? Why are jitsy or livekit better?
Moulinette - in foundry interface to get content from creators into your game.
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Did the player need to sign in to your DNDBeyond as a consequence?
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Forgotten Adventures for the tokens, Splattered Ink for the tokens, Jules&Ben's Animated Assets for tons of animations for everything, Crymic for cool macros.
Tokens: forgotten adventures, caeora, and jan loos
Thanks for the mention 😊
retrograde for lancer tokens
Just Forgotten Adventures and Tabletop Audio. I try to keep it pretty basic and as close to a table experience as possible even though it is a VTT.
As someone who runs an eberron campaign, Ferret Foundry has been pretty good so far. They post a lot of maps for free, but subsicription will give you variety and all the complete VTT file with sounds, walls and lighting
Strange nobody mentioned Crosshead yet. His maps and tiles and Dungeon draft assets are top tier and 100% the style i love. you should really check him out. The Back catalog is 35GB
I totally agree. His work is very charming. Always makes me think about playing more fantasy and less shadowrun.
Are there any major sci-fi resources on Patreon? I'm aware of HellScape assets but thats about it.
Miska maps, Droid Cartographer, Frag Maps, Stained Karbon Maps, Mark Drummond J, Scribbles in Space
Beneos Battlemaps, JamesRPG Art, Mr. Primate, Moulinette
Baileywiki, Forgotten Adventures, The Mad Cartographer and Morvold Press 🙂
For us it has to be Ripper for his Levels module (technically we have to subscribe to him as we use Levels in our commercial products). The module is a little tricky at first, but it's really added some flair to our maps being able to automatically navigate between different levels.
Tom Cartos
I would so like to get to Tom Cartos but 4,5 Euro per month + VAT only for the DD integration is way too steep for me
I have maps by themadcartographer, goadventuremaps, dndavid and master maps, as well as tokens and assets from forgotten adventures.
No you don't. Don't think those things. You need more.
I'm personally a big fan of MapGuffin, especially the animated maps.
Borough Bound is making epic cities with maps, lore, and hooks, and they offer them as Foundry VTT modules, so it's all pre-baked. So cool.
No one, I use A LOT of free stuff. When you broke, no one is a MUST, you take what you can find.
Seriously, I'd like to understand how the heck does Patreon works.
Patreon creator here (although mine is a town generator, rather than for maps, I'm still pretty experienced in the platform). TL;DR It can depend, varying on the creator.
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I have a limited budget, so I try and spread it around each month. Sometimes it’s not just for modules or maps, I sign up to devs patreons if they have gone out of their way to help me with something. Like a macro or customising a script on a module etc.
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I am oversubscribed right now and paying through the nose, but they have their hooks in me.
Crafty Dice/Steffen is now part of The MAD Cartographer team. We recently converted a huge selection of his maps into Foundry VTT, we even used rippers Level module so you could navigate his Eberron airship he made.
I love and paid some of mentioned Patreons, but does anyone know any Patreon that creates complete adventures, potentially with all the required assets (maps, tokens, story, etc.)?
The Ripper
These are some of the Patreons I sub...
I would have said Moulinette and Baileywiki (both subscribed), but the latter one is too module heavy for my taste and I am not the fan of generic module pushing on the foundry canvas. But I like how he pushes the envelope to more videogame style RPG.
Please don't hurt me for asking a question here ;)
Miska's Maps is a must buy if you run sci-fi games.
Cze and Peku, their style matches my DM style almost perfectly so no brainer for me!