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I fell waaaay behind on editing and uploading our recordings. 12, 13, and 14 are up now. 15 and 16 are currently uploading. I hope to have 17 and 18 uploading tomorrow, and then I'll be all caught up!

Half the characters are from hero forge minis and the other are just random images my players pulled from the internet. I downloaded all as PNGs and manipulated in Photoshop to apply the token rings.

@@thedigitaldm75They look crisp man, Good job! I may need to learn how to use photoshop!

Thanks for watching! I've reordered the playlist to be in sequential order with the newest episodes added to the bottom. Great suggestion!

I imported the module content from DnDBeyond using Mr Primate's modules. The maps I got from Reddit (searching for Dungeondraft maps - that's the software I use to edit maps).

It's the Here Be Dragons theme, and I played around with the fonts and materials in the Dice so Nice 3d dice settings.

I've got a full breakdown available on thedigitaldungeonmaster.com/2022/01/24/foundry-vtt-v-9-module-list/

Thank you so much!

@@mikhail9418 Glad to help. I'm already prepping for the Foundry V10 update coming soon, so check back for the updated module list.

It does. It's built to look like Solasta, but it supports any character class in the D&D5E system in Foundry VTT.

That's Health Estimate. I hide all health bars from my Players, so this gives them a sense of how injured something is without getting into meta gaming actual HPs. You can find all the modules I use in my latest post on my website. thedigitaldungeonmaster.com/2022/01/24/foundry-vtt-v-9-module-list/

@@thedigitaldm75 Thanks!! 👍🏼

@@thedigitaldm75 Did you stop using Argon? I noticed it's not on your list. If so, is there a specific reason or just preference?

@@DocWhovian_71 I did stop using it. I never really used it for NPCs or Monsters, but had it for my players to use a they became comfortable with action economy. In the end, they all preferred to use their macros and character sheets, so I removed it. It's still a great mod, and I HIGHLY recommend it for new players to Foundry and D&D as it is a great way to show them what actions they get per combat round.

I'm working on a video that will detail all the modules I use. Hope to have it out in the next week!

If you'd like to see my module list, visit my website @ thedigitaldungeonmaster.com/2022/01/24/foundry-vtt-v-9-module-list/ - that will provide a text rundown of my mods. I'm still working on the videos that will detail how I configure them all. Hope this helps in the interim!

Unfortunately, the external HD I saved all my video files to decided to die and I lost the recording for episode 6.

@@thedigitaldm75 Oh bummer :( The whole Castiel thing had me curious

I did create them in photoshop. I've got a template for photoshop that you can download for the frames, but the overlapping of the frame was something I did freehand for my players.

@@thedigitaldm75 definitely stealing this idea

The DnD Beyond Integration is via Mr Primate's D&D Beyond Importer (foundryvtt.com/packages/ddb-importer/). It gives you access to everything you've purchased on DnD Beyond. There's a bit of a technical process to get it all set up, but once you do, you can import everything with a few button clicks.

It serves a different purpose than CUB. I use both together. Specifically, I use CUB for the enhanced conditions and a handful of the other settings it provides me. I use this Argon HUD for my characters. I don't use it as a DM, but they use it as Players. As for the rune circle, I use Monk's Little Details (foundryvtt.com/packages/monks-little-details) and changed the graphic to the rune. It's a module that offers a few really great tweaks that I enjoy...the 2 biggest being the turn marker (with notifications and music!) and it auto-open the combat encounter tracker as a separate window when combat begins. If you just want the rune, check out Turn Marker (foundryvtt.com/packages/turnmarker). I've used that as well and it's great.

The combat automation is done w/ a combination of modules. Midi QOL is the main one. I also suggest Dynamic Active Effects (and the DAE SRD module). Combat Utility Belt is another that I use for automated conditions, though Dfred's Convenient Effects does something similar with far less setup.

That's a module called Pings (github.com/mawburn/foundry-ping-logger) that lets you "ping" the map with a long left-click. It has options to pull the players view to that point as well. I go through a lot of different modules, but this is one I tend to always load up because it just works so well.

It's a mod called Health Estimates (foundryvtt.com/packages/healthEstimate/). It lets you create text and color based estimates for every actor on the canvas. I've got mine customized to reflect our House Rules, but even the basic options are pretty useful. I like to let my players have insights into how damaged monsters are without giving them access to the actual Hit Points of their targets. They can see if something is injured, bloodied, grievously wounded, etc. That way they don't have the exact numbers but they do have insights into who or what has been damaged.

Tidy5e Sheet - foundryvtt.com/packages/tidy5e-sheet - I have it set to alternate dark mode and tweak a few things via the module config.

Was also looking for this thank you