Card volumes 1 - 7 are now available on Roll20 and Foundry VTT! Fantasy Grounds coming soon!
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Foundry VTT
Hey heroes!
Are you playing online and want to use the items from the Saddlebag in your games? Whether you’re playing on Roll20 or Foundry, you can get the VTT-ready version best suited for you. Fantasy Grounds versions are in the works!
These packs of virtual item cards are the digital versions of the popular printed ones you can order directly from Hit Point Press!
And if you like Foundry, expect to see more Foundry-ready content in the near future!
Comments (11)
Can't wait for the Fantasy Grounds Unity packs
Can I suggest taking a look at Shard Tabletop, and possibly making your items available on there as well? It’s a very new, but very interesting platform, particularly suited to homebrew, and designed solely around D&D 5E. www.shardtabletop.com
I'm glad you went through the effort to post them on roll20!
Welp sad to hear there's an anti-creator barrier to hurdle with Roll20. Maybe it'll improve and something to consider in the future. Still awesome to see your work on more platforms!
Just to be sure, these VTT options are payment on top of the Patreon subscriptions. $77 plus any taxes. Correct?
Correct! Patrons also have a limited time 50% off code for the Foundry packs (found here https://www.patreon.com/posts/secret-early-get-50345950 )
Hey Griffon, quick suggestion on this awesome announcement! I DM on Roll20 a couple times of week and have enjoyed adding your items into my games for over a year now so wanted to give insight into how you've listed your cards on Roll20. They're currently listed as an "Add-on". I'd suggest adding/changing them to a compendium expansion. This would allow users to quickly drag and drop individual cards into their games and look them up easier as well. A Roll20 product as an "Add-on" when added to a game uploads all of a product into a game creating clutter and forcing you to go through and individually delete each item you don't want in that particular game. Savvy users might have a playtest game where they dump add-ons into and then individually transmog materials into other games, but this is a slow workaround. Having your product as a compendium expansion has two main advantages: 1) You can easily access and read over content even while not logged into a game. 2) You can much more smoothly look up and add items to your game through the compendium drag and drop feature.
Hey Patrick! Compendium expansions were considered, but the effort, time, red tape, and cost of making them are *exponentially* higher than add-ons. To the point where it simply isn't worthwhile. Hope you understand! Roll20's infrastructure is super anti-creator, so this kind of thing makes creating content for the platform slow and frustrating.
Did not see that in my email. My apologies. I will wait with much anticipation.
What about all of folks over on Fantasy Grounds? Any chance we will see V1-7 there?
Last line of the first paragraph. Tldnr? Yes, it's being worked on.