Foundry Virtual Tabletop (VTT) Tutorial for Savage Worlds: A Special Happy MonsterCast Episode

Interested in running games online? This tutorial video shows the basics of setting up and running a Savage Worlds game in the Foundry VTT. You'll see how to create players, characters, and scenes (places to play). You'll also see how to run a battle and a chase, and get recommendations on Foundry modules commonly used by Savage Worlds players.

[@BobbyBjfef]

This was awesome. I appreciate the work. I am looking at trying some solo Savage Worlds using Foundry.

[@happymonsterpress]

You are most welcome! If you'd like to see some games with all the bells and whistles, check out The Happy Monstercast!

[@chriskirby9408]

Love the channel. Was surprised, and then delighted when I saw this video pop up. I hope you do more Foundry content. This was super helpful

[@happymonsterpress]

@@chriskirby9408 Thanks! Based on feedback, I might do some shorter module reviews to highlight the ones I've tried and which ones I stuck with.

[@nickmayhew9722]

Awesome video. I am so glad that I found this channel. Could you please make a video showing how (you) to set up the cards for a chase and how to 'play' through the chase mechanically with FVTT? Thank you.

[@Shadrackc]

Just found this. Getting started with VTT so this is invaluable. Bought the modules for Fantasy as well, not obvious how to install them lol

[@jasonwojtyna]

Really great video; looking for a new system to use for fantasy and some post-apocalyptic games. Using foundry already - looking forward to checking out more of your videos!

[@happymonsterpress]

Thanks! Savage Worlds works very well for multiple genres, as long as you're good with a relatively "cinematic" feel (although modifications for more grit are possible). Check out Legend of Ghost Mountain and Savage Pathfinder for two very different takes on fantasy, and Dead End, RIFTS, and The After for three very different post-apocalypses!

[@eldaniello]

Thanks for your very informative video!

[@happymonsterpress]

You're welcome!

[@corybanticfire]

This tutorial was excellent.

[@happymonsterpress]

Thanks!

[@kawfeebassie]

Very good tutorial… thank you :)

[@happymonsterpress]

You're welcome! Glad it was useful!