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I haven't used Foundry and don't have the need or room to 3D print my dungeons, but looking at videos of Foundry or TaleSpire especially, I can see a pairings like DA and TaleSpire or DA and TableTop Simulator working together as something many of the commenters are looking for. I know DA is taking steps with the first person view and such to make the 3D aspect more useful, and they are very busy tiring to make us, the supporters happy, but they have their limits and need to stay focused on their vision. If so, being able to use the 3D assets in another form would be great, and not merely the cool factor it is now. If they are happy with the DLC add-on pack model, then understandable.

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If their plan is to grow their company and to make the best bundle of software for the VTT space, then good for them, I wish them luck. A separate VTT software, that would import their dungeons, cities, or worlds allowing them to work together and give DMs the online tabletop they want, possibly adding a subscription so they have continued monthly income. Things like City, Kingdom, and Continent Alchemist, or their own Alchemist VTT. Another way would be to create other tools to expand their line of products. The most common way to do that is sell DLC and add-ons. Once they are past the early access stage they will probably want to grow and expand the company. That is what makes them different and special. I think the awesome folks at DA has looked at the product they want to build from the start and told everyone this is a AI powered mapping software.

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One option is to wait, put it in your wishlist, and wait for a discount and full release.I'll add an upvote to this with a caveat. But do your research of pro's and cons and than make your decision. Is it worth the amount of money? That's up to you. Limited stock (but I haven't explored it completely yet). Saves a huge amount of time! (With a day job, and busy family life, this is a big one!) I haven't explored the possibility or feature of importing packages. It seems easy on my laptop allthough I haven't pushed the limits yet (bigger and more crowdy maps). It's quick, looks good, and maps are very easily exportable to Foundry-VTT without any hassle so far. My purchase was based another GM's recommendation.įor an 'In development application' this is very promising.

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So far it tops the free map packages, dungeondraft and dungeon painter studio (2). I have tried several map creation packages and have been using this the last (and least). A very cool tool worth checking out, regardless. Then again, you could use this map to quick 'sketch' a scene and then create your own with other assets. Google Reddit + dungeon alchemist and this question is answered quite often and there are images and scenes that people have created that are super creative and I think would be painstakingly difficult to create with individual assets pooled together. You can choose different themes for buildings like taverns and crypts and draw out the structure and it automagically populates with items, you can remove and add to structure layouts with ease.

Very much a 'world sculpting' type of feel for me, when creating outdoor scenes. You can quickly draw out battle maps or scenes for a variety of environments, there is a ton of objects that are randomly placed but can also be individually modified/added/removed and you can 'paint' landscape with details, colors, water, roads, hills, valleys, etc. I think this software is amazing and worth trying out.

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