The 5 MOST USEFUL Foundry VTT Modules to Streamline Your Game

[@ShriKenerd]

What modules do you find the most useful?

[@bladewraith]

I couldn't live without DF curved walls. Massively speeded up the time I take to wall my maps and does it in a much more accurate than I ever could manually.

[@commanderwyro4204]

impossible to answer as i have faaar too many to remember.

[@YoSenVibes]

i'm a complete noob dnd player with a ton of time trying to become a DM for his friends and i gotta say your video was quick and to the point and helped me so much. Thanks!

[@ShriKenerd]

I'm really glad you found it helpful!

[@tabletoptinkerer]

This was a great list, just started really using it to prep today and this program is amazing!! I strongly recommend backing the creator of importer on Patreon it is certainly worth the 5$ a month and his work is definitely deserving of it!

[@RichMerry]

I'm late to the party but this video is fast, relevent and really well edited. I like the pace, providing value for the viewer.

[@ShriKenerd]

Thanks Rich :)

[@KammaKhazi]

for me it’s gotta me the following (i like to cut down on book keeping and automate what i can to reduce brain ache 🤯): midi-qol dynamic active effects about time+times up token action hud (my players prefer to use argon) quick encounters

[@MusingsFromTheJohn00]

I would like to see someone like ShriKe DnD show how he regularly normally configures his foundry play with what modules used.

[@veoveomazmorreo]

Personally, I haven't used search anywhere yet because I didn't knew how to use it. Now I feel dumb... Like, really dumb... XDXD Aside from that, all those modules are great. For combat, I think I would add midi-qol and dae. When combined with Token Action HUD the combats fly (if you're players don't have to think for 5 minutes on their turns) and it has several levels of automatization (midi-qol) which gives you all the control you need. Thank you for the vid, amazing list!

[@ShriKenerd]

Thank you! I feel like I should have included midi-qol in the list, it's definitely very useful

[@Walthanar]

Wait till you combo together Magic items, MidiQOL, Combat Utility Belt, 5eHelpers and Argon xD

[@Grayald]

Great video. My group is migrating to Foundry after a big mishap with a roll20. I actually haven't even bought it yet, so I couldn't possibly be more new or inexperienced with it. But the things you suggested here really make it stand out as a user-friendly and customizable option. I've got a couple questions though, since you invited them. 1. These modules. I actually don't even know how to get them up and running because as I said, I haven't even bought this yet. I have no doubt I can figure that out easy enough, but my question is do the players need to download the modules as well to make use of them? Or will whatever modifications I make on my end just be available for players by default? 2. We're actually going to be using 5e hardcore mode. And while I have no doubt we'll be over to make use of the character sheet that's already available for Foundry if we need to, is there any kind of way to create a custom sheet or import a sheet so that we could use the specific sheet for 5eHM?

[@kiligir]

Actually even easier to roll singleton dice with dice roller. You can just click and drag the dice into chat and it rolls!

[@MoonhareStudio]

Combat in Foundry

[@ZeroEx131]

I use Simple Roller. People like it better.