Find Foundry VTT Modules
A simple, friendly directory for browsing and sharing modules — built by developers, for developers.9,137 modules indexed.
Modules to Watch
Danger Zone
by napolitanod
Provides powerful scene-based automation for triggered zone effects, which is a robust utility for dynamic combat encounters.
Rest Recovery 5e
by Wasp
Provides significant mechanical automation for D&D 5e rest rules and recovery, which is a major quality-of-life improvement for the system.
DDB-Importer: A D&D Beyond Integrator
by MrPrimate
This is the essential, industry-standard tool for importing D&D Beyond content into Foundry VTT and remains a critical piece of infrastructure.
Baileywiki Landing Page
by Baileywiki
A powerful tool for building interactive, functional landing pages that significantly enhances scene-based player experiences.
Automated Animations
by theripper93
Automated Animations is a foundational automation module for visual effects that is essential for many power-user setups.
DFreds Convenient Effects
by DFreds
DFreds Convenient Effects is essential core infrastructure for automating common active effect management in Foundry.
Recently Updated Modules
Nik's Token Tags
by nikolai.sw
Automatically renames duplicate NPC tokens in combat with alphabetical suffixes (A, B, C…) and applies color-coded letter effects for easy identification.
Scene Director
by Lucas
Cinematic screens for your table: stylish encounter start and end screens, session openings and title cards, shown to every player at once, plus interactive maps the whole table explores together. Edit palettes, texts, images and sounds, or rearrange any screen by hand in the Studio. Two art styles included, plus an API to add more.
Battle Replay
by Lucas
A tool made to create recordings of battles and play them back with a timeline, synchronized sharing, self-sufficient ghost tokens, and statistical analysis of the battle.
Actor Image Gallery
by Lucas
System-agnostic Actor image galleries, presets, backups, and fast portrait or Token switching. Free edition.
Nik's Action HUD
by nikolai.sw
A sleek, canvas-docked Action HUD for Foundry VTT. Quick access to attacks, spells, features, inventory, and utility rolls.
Exalted Scenes
by Wand & Widgets
A cinematic scene manager for narrative RPGs. Prepare scenes, cast, theater shots, slideshows, and audio in a unified directing desk, then preview privately or broadcast to players. Includes character emotions and hero poses, searchable folders and favorites, and crafted light and dark themes.
Recently Updated Game Systems
Two Hours Wargame unofficial
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Air Bladder Cairn 2e & Barebones Systems
air-bladder
Mythic Bastionland - by PWD
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Cairn 2e
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Ranger of Shadow Deep Unofficial
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Shinobi no Sho - Revamp
shinobi-no-sho-revamp
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