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<blockquote data-quote="TaranTheWanderer" data-source="post: 8666777" data-attributes="member: 15882">Maybe you don't play online a lot.&nbsp; All my games are through VTTs.&nbsp;&nbsp; I haven't played an in-person game in 2 years. Roll20 already offers most 5e modules ready to go with dynamic lighting and everything pre-made and so does foundry.&nbsp; This is offering the same.&nbsp; As far as cost, Foundry costs 50$ and roll20 requires a subscription if you want dynamic lighting.&nbsp; I already pay a subscription for Inkarnate and it can take an hour to make a battle mat.&nbsp; Each decoration and piece of furniture needs to be added individually.&nbsp; This seems to let you choose a room size and shape and it auto-populates all that stuff.&nbsp; That's a huge time saver.Also, I constantly forget traps.&nbsp; Or I remember the trap but forget the save or the damage and have to go look it up so it would be useful to me.I am curious about this:Can you elaborate?&nbsp; I don't often back kickstarters so I'm curious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TaranTheWanderer, post: 8666777, member: 15882"] Maybe you don't play online a lot. All my games are through VTTs. I haven't played an in-person game in 2 years. Roll20 already offers most 5e modules ready to go with dynamic lighting and everything pre-made and so does foundry. This is offering the same. As far as cost, Foundry costs 50$ and roll20 requires a subscription if you want dynamic lighting. I already pay a subscription for Inkarnate and it can take an hour to make a battle mat. Each decoration and piece of furniture needs to be added individually. This seems to let you choose a room size and shape and it auto-populates all that stuff. That's a huge time saver. Also, I constantly forget traps. Or I remember the trap but forget the save or the damage and have to go look it up so it would be useful to me. I am curious about this: Can you elaborate? I don't often back kickstarters so I'm curious. [/QUOTE]

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