Hello, you can export the hexmaps as *.png files which can be used in foundry or any other VTT. You can also export the character avatars to use as tokens and such.

Thanks for your support!! Let me know if you have any questions or issues. And if you use discord feel free to jump in at: discord.gg/GNf5XRv5Hr

Thank you, I am always amazed at the wonderful community we have in the TTRPG space. It is a big reason why I keep working on the augur.

Thank you!

Indeed, it's off by default for that very reason. It's good for some playthrougs or at certain points of your adventure but probably not for the whole game. Guess it depends on the type of game you are playing. 😂

Thank you for checking it out. Cheers!

Hello, you can check the credits section at augurVTT.com. Some assets are licensed from artist (like the amazing hexmap tilesets, dungeon maps & some icons) and some I made/generated myself with photoshop and AI tools.

Thanks!! System Agnostic is certainly due another pass. Specially the foes/monsters!

Hello, you can add maps to maps so to say. You right click on any map (hexmap or image map) and you can add a new location.. these locations are maps onto themselves. And you can have as many locations on a map as you want. If you want to expand a planet you could right click, then select new location and from there select hexmap (assuming you want to use a hexmap) and that way you can access this new map from the planets main map.

Hello! I really wanted to make something special for Solo and Ironsworn/Starforged specially. I've been a bit hesitant to try multiplayer since I feel it could be too much work as a solo dev, but its certainly possible that I might try it in the future!

Thank you!! I am always glad to hear people enjoy using the augur. I will look into pdf attachements, it would certainly be handy to read your rulesets and other goodies right inside the augur.

Thanks!! Always glad to see early users in these new updates.

Thank you! This one took a while to make, glad to finally release it.

@@nickerson3437 I am glad you found the program worthwhile. I had thought of some sort of tile based dungeon system and I have done a few experiments I don't have immediate plans to implement it but it is possible I will in the future. I will checkout notequest, I have heard about it but I have not read the book yet.

I'll look into this, thanks for reporting

Hello, quite the opposite. I myself play mostly theater of the mind as well, I tend to play from the "overland" map.. or the star system map in this case. Basically I do move my player/ship token on the largest map (the system map in this case) but when it comes to combat I play it entirely in my mind and write it down in the journal. I do not move ships/characters around the map while fighting. I find that having all these visual tools in the program really helps get in the narrative, not to mention not having to write so much down as the program generates and stores things like new NPCs, planets, dungeons and such. For dungeon delving I do tend to move my character token from room to room, but I still do the combat theater of the mind, I don't use the grids and maps turn by turn as I fight. Basically I use the entire visual aspect of the program as an aid to my imagination while I play, it helps me come up with stories and ideas and keep track of it all.

I am not using his generators, I am using the map images generated with them (Important distinction), the Augur uses a fixed pool of pre-generated maps for settlements and dungeons... this is different for Hexmaps (the subject of this video) where I made the procedural generator that results in the arrangement of the hexes. You can read watabaou's licensing terms regarding generated maps/images at the bottom of all their generators on itch. I am also a Patreon supporter of Watabou.

Hi, if these are games you can play on your own then the Augur might work as its a tool for solo roleplaying and not for playing with others. Now, I have not played those games as tabletops (I have played the computer games), so I dont really now exactly what you would need to play... The Augur has a dedicated dice roller if you would use that and the planet/ship procedural generator can help you to create locations and content for your game.. however it is geared for roleplaying so things are more on the scale of individual characters and ships and not so much on grand scale like it is for stellaris. If you have any specific questions feel free to ask them here!

you can make rule sets. you might want to look into traveller rpg