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Survey - Complete FoundryVTT collection in one big module for my FVTT tier?

  • It would be very useful 11
  • I may find a use for it one day 0
  • I won't ever use it 1
  • 2025-07-19
  • —2025-08-01
  • 12 votes
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Would you be interested in a unique FVTT module compiling every scene I made (over a hundred rn)? It would be updated on a weekly basis with every new map pack I publish.

Who's this for?

Such a module would be aimed at Overseers (Tier 3+). I'm making two surveys though : one for the whole community as to gauge general consensus, and one for my FoundryVTT tier (the Overseers) since they are the ones using my FoundryVTT stuff.

How does my FoundryVTT tier work right now?

So far, Tier 3 patrons (Overseers) get a separate module for every weekly pack I publish, on top of four to five extra modules as I go through my backlog of maps. They each come with a separate link that allows you to easily install or uninstall one or more scenes depending on what you need for your game. This comes with one big caveat : if you want to use a big chunk of my catalog for your campaign, you have to copy-paste a LOT of links and manage dozens of distinct modules.

Why am I asking you?

It would require a good amount of work to first make such a module (over a hundred modules to compile) and then keep it updated regularly.

Do you think this would be a good investment of my time? During the past months, some patrons contacted me to ask a complete collection in order to avoid the chore of downloading dozens over dozens of individual scenes ; while others told me they'd rather avoid a bloated compendium (such a module would take up several gigs of disk space and feature over 500 scenes).

What do you think?

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