KochiTusker

Module Developer

2 modules
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Modules

Wheel of Loot

A broadcast prize wheel driven by a Foundry RollTable. The GM presents a wheel to the whole table and nominates who may spin it; every client watches the same wheel land on the same slice. The winner gets confetti and a keep / gift / refuse choice, and keeping it puts the item straight onto their sheet.Built for D&D 5e — rarity colours on the rim, coin wedges that pay into the right purse, and a browser that knows a three-charge wand from a one-use scroll. Runs in any system: everything system-specific lives behind one small adapter, and a world with no adapter simply hides the affordances it cannot support instead of showing controls that would do nothing.The module ships no prizes of its own. A wheel is filled from your own world — your compendiums, your homebrew, or prizes you type in — and the builder exists to make that quick.Comes with a wheel builder: browse every Item in your world and compendiums, drag them onto the wheel, choose how many slots it has, and re-roll any wedge yo

v2.0.10.0%

Tusk's Vault

Ask your campaign's own lore from the chat bar. Type /tusk who is the harbour master? and the answer comes back cited to the note it came from, rather than to a model's guess about a generic fantasy world. Players install nothing.Lite works the moment you enable this module, with nothing else installed. It answers from the journal entries in the folders you point it at, and cites the page it used so you can click through and check. Optionally it reads Foundry's own journal ownership per player, so two people asking the same question are answered from the notes each of them can open.Bridge is the other mode, and the one that needs a separate program. It connects this module to Tusk's Vault — a free, self-hosted app the GM runs on their own computer, which Foundry cannot install for you. Answers then come from everything you keep, Word and PDF and Markdown and a whole Obsidian vault, instead of one journal folder — with your choice of model, and an API key that never sits in

v1.1.10.0%