Search results

How does other people who live far apart getting to play hurt you? What is your hope, that others can't play?

There is a 3d mod for Foundry. It works quite well.....but it does cost money the first time you use it IIRC.

Got it. We can use it as long as we don't delete the app from our computers. Give or take

I had been considering leaving Foundry for this also......because we only play DnD and use Beyond for all your PCs....but now we likely stay on Foundry. I like the fancy stuff, but my players don't feel the same need. What I really want is 2.5d, with minis and flat maps (maybe a door here and...

I thought it was doomed, but hoped it wasn't, when it was clear you had to import from beyond, and that it wasn't using beyond to run PCs and monsters. I understand the vision, it was flawed from the start.

It's in beta. So, no. But it's not hard either.

3d and "easy" integration with DNDbeyond....

If that last part is true, I fire whomever made that decision, and make it clear that's not how we work as a team.....this is not a good culture!

This is the world where like all of NY is assassins or in their employ, right? We gave up a movie or two ago.

If I could afford a surface that big, I'd likely just buy one of those fancy tables. (No idea how I'd get it in my basement at this point, however....hmmm...guess I need to build my new top downstairs! - good luck to me or the new owners when it needs to be moved)

The monster tool was much, much, better.

It is significantly harder to set up in most other tools (some have zero official dnd data other than the free stuff), not even close.

cross posting from the other thread: Here is what one Dev just posted on Discord: As mentioned before, Sigil is not shutting down. I just now have more work to do. Hopefully with less meetings I can actually get more work done

This is what one Dev recently posted on the Discord: As mentioned before, Sigil is not shutting down. I just now have more work to do. Hopefully with less meetings I can actually get more work done

Lots of truth here. If I was still a leader where I was, I'd be killing projects left and right in this environment.

I'll admit I'm not sure I get the overall philosophy of Sigil. It is separate from DnDBeyond, which never made sense. Sure, you can import stuff, but why not just use DnDBeyond as the backend from the beginning (like Maps) and go from there?

I mean, that's a live demo at an event....so I'm not sure what you'd expect? To answer the question in the OP, I'd guess yes. 3 or so people isn't enough to build assets and squash bugs, let alone finish the development in a timely manner.

Fair points.

I am a bit concerned at this point.

The speculation about other parts of the business..... We literally don't know, but it infiltrates so much