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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 9589087" data-attributes="member: 725">That is an issue, it's an issue with any program with many features and options. But what people tend to forget is that not every DM is a techwizard, but it's perfectly possible for someone else in your group to manage it and for you to just run it. But manage expectations, if you want a lot out of it, you need to put in a lot. But it's also perfectly possible to run with the basics and maybe a module or two for dice rolling (Dice so Nice and Dice Tray).That is not correct info.The Paizo PF2e Kingmaker adventure path costs $99 in physical form (even just the PDF is $50):[URL unfurl="true"]https://paizo.com/products/btq02e0d?Pathfinder-Kingmaker-Adventure-Path[/URL]The Foundry VTT marketplace price is $115 for the Kingmaker module ($98 on sale right now).The difference being that IF you run it physically you would also need battlemaps (3x $30) and tokens/pawns ($60 OOP).What these FVTT modules offer is a complete prepared experience for you as DM. Don't forget that Kingmaker is a 640 page adventure path for PF2e, converting that into a module up to that kind of quality would take many, many hours (hundreds). Even if you don't care for the sound/music, it's still a deal IF you actually run it. That's not even talking about new subsystems specifically developed for this module. Unless of course you don't value your time and/or your time is virtually worthless.Normally an adventure path module is $30, but you have 3-6 of those in a path. And if you already own the PDFs, you get a discount on the Paizo site (the FVTT module then only costs $70).And while you can do some import work from other sources like D&D beyond and certain PF2e adventures, what's imported doesn't compare imho to what these FVTT modules offer. But there are of course excellent free battlemaps, so why pay anything for battlemaps with that mentality.There are two reasons why I buy FVTT modules:#1 They show what can be done with the system (both the RPG side and with FVTT).#2 I'm going to use me and they'll save me a LOT of time.Sidenote: Whole Kingmaker pdf collection (+other stuff) is in a Humble Bundle for $30 (more if you want the computer game and/or you want to PF1e bestiary for Kingmaker): <a href="https://www.humblebundle.com/books/pathfinder-kingmaker-bundle-from-paizo-inc-books" target="_blank">Humble RPG Bundle: Pathfinder Kingmaker Bundle from Paizo Inc.</a></blockquote>

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