Yes but what about when adjustments need to be made for future versions of the DND5E system module and/or future versions of Foundry? Foundry v12 will probably release before the 2024 core books do.
I think the Phandelver adventure requires the DND5E system module and I imagine any future official adventures will do the same. I don't think they will work with the A5E or ToV system modules.
It will not work outside the 5e system, I'd think. But that's no different than any other VTT (I guess I could test this, as my group has decided to buy this and see how it goes, going back to 5e and stopping online gloomhaven).
no idea, you would need to ask the Foundry developers
not sure how it works internally, I am not sure why they could not work in combination, but that is not the same as knowing that they do
oh, sure it would be better if they had a full D&D module already, they don't however, and waiting for 2024 makes more sense than working on 2014 at this point in time
While Basic Rules are available for personal use from WotC's website, I don't think they're avaliable for commercial use like the SRD. So they really couldn't unless they got permission from WotC to do it (which they probably wouldn't bother to while trying to get a deal for selling the whole licensed system at the same time).
True. But if wishes were horses, and all that.
I have it. If you've seen any of the PF2 modules, it's very similar. The issue that I have that the maps basically use the ones from the adventure. Yes, they have all the walls, doors, and lighting setup so it's ready to go, but I don't think those maps just work as well as they could for a VTT. The forgotten adventures site has some amazing looking maps you can use in their place. That's a minor quibble, though: you can totally run the adventure with what's included. Let me know if you have questions, I'll be glad to help.
ya, that doesn't answer the "is it worth buying on Foundry" question, but it is a great thread (and I follow it on his blog)
