When discussing “Argon – Combat HUD,” it’s important to differentiate between the “core” module and its system-specific implementations. Here’s a breakdown of the “Argon – Combat HUD (core)” module: Argon – Combat HUD (core): The Foundation In essence, “Argon – Combat HUD (core)” is the underlying structure, while the system-specific modules tailor that structure to…
The “Custom D&D 5e” module for Foundry VTT is designed to provide greater flexibility and customization within the Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition system. It allows Game Masters and players to modify and extend the core rules, enabling them to tailor the game to their specific preferences and campaign needs. Here’s a breakdown of the…
The “Carousel Combat Tracker” module for Foundry VTT offers a visually distinct and potentially more intuitive way to manage combat turns. It replaces the standard, linear combat tracker with a carousel-style interface, providing a circular or rotating display of combatants. Here’s a breakdown of its key features and benefits: Essentially, the “Carousel Combat Tracker”…
The “Scene Transition” module in Foundry VTT enhances the experience of moving between scenes by providing visually appealing and customizable transition effects. Instead of abrupt cuts, this module introduces smooth transitions, adding a cinematic touch to your game. Here’s a breakdown of its key features and benefits: Essentially, the “Scene Transition” module adds a layer…
Settings for the Automated Animations Module The “Automated Animations” module for Foundry VTT is designed to streamline and enhance the visual experience of combat and other actions by automatically triggering animations based on in-game events. This module aims to reduce the manual effort required to add visual effects, making gameplay more dynamic and immersive. Here’s…
“Wintermute was a simple cube of white light, that very simplicity suggesting extreme complexity.”
― William Gibson, Neuromancer
