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Update Dec 4th, 2025: Great news! Foundry increased its file upload size, so I'm now able to host this module directly through Foundry Premium.

Hey everyone!

The Gothic Toy Shop is now available on Foundry Premium to all VTT members.Good news! Everything is compatible with v13 now!

Installation Instructions

1. Make sure your Foundry and Patreon accounts are linked, as it will need to check for active member status.

2. From the Foundry Setup page, click Add-on Module and search for the map name (or "DM Andy" to see all my modules)

3. Make sure you have the required modules (see below). A window should prompt you for both required and optional modules to install them if you have not done so. You may also be required to update the Map Preset UI.

Required Modules

Monk's Active Tile Triggers

Tagger

Light/Sound Mask (also requires libWrapper)

Map UI Presets (Make sure this is updated if you already have it installed)

DM Andy’s Bits and Bobs

Manifest URLs for the Required UI

Map UI Presets (copy/paste this in your Addon Modules "Manifest URL" bar and click "Install") : https://github.com/Talanor/map-ui-presets/releases/latest/download/module.json

DM Andy's Bits and Bobs (copy/paste this in your Addon Modules "Manifest URL" bar and click "Install"): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/y5o01okid04jyj7cdfmju/module.json?rlkey=bp4jzuyz8cph5ade8892j9255&dl=1

Cheers,

DM Andy

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Comments

Ethan Millsap

I've gone back and forth on whether to ask this question because you do amazing work and I feel like it's somewhat rude to ask for something else when you've just released something. But for a chance to peak behind the curtain, do you have a timeline or estimate to when you'll redo Wizard of Wines or Van Richten's Tower?

Christian St. George

You fabulous work, firstly. Youre the only map creator that gets "wow" from my players on occasion, so keep that up please :-) but my reason for the comment mainly was to ask if you'd get together a module to cover all modules? that is, forgotten adventures, for instance, has one module to install, that gets updated with new maps, all in one location (one mod / one install). Will you ever go that route? Installing individual mods for each map is a major deterrent for me personally (thus I end up just building walls, lights etc. myself).