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Celebrating The Forge's two year anniversary!
🕑 Added 2022-05-21 18:52:21 +0000 UTCUpdate: If you missed the livestream, you can view it here, and the demo of the Forge Compendium Browser is definitely one of the highlights.
Hello everyone!
I hope everyone is enjoying the spring! I'm certainly glad to be done with snow for the next few months! 😁
What a busy few weeks it's been for us here at the Forge as we've geared up for a massive update that was just released. Today marks the two year anniversary of the official release of the Forge, and we are celebrating that by not only pushing a big update that brings a ton of new exciting features to the Forge users, but also by doing a sale and a bunch of giveaways!
In a few minutes (3PM EDT), I'll be doing our dev update livestream to talk about all these changes, as well as draw a few gift cards on our Twitchchannel. We are also doing a sale for new subscriptions or upgrades to our yearly Story Teller and World builder : https://forums.forge-vtt.com/t/the-forges-second-anniversary-sale/17842
One important update is to the D&D Beyond Integration we're doing with the Forge. One of the problems with importing compendium content from D&D Beyond, is that it's so difficult to find and import your content from the compendiums in Foundry into your active worlds. With the release today of the Forge's Compendium Browser, that's not an issue anymore! See the video above which gives a sneak peak of the awesome new interface that lets you navigate your compendium books, straight from within Foundry.
Come join us in our livestream on Twitch at https://twitch.tv/forgevtt to see what else we've cooked up for you, and take that opportunity to ask any questions you might have as well, in our Q&A portion at the end of the stream.
See you in a few minutes!
KaKaRoTo
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John Owens
I can confirm, that this works in my self-hosted environment. Get yourself an account on the forge and join the Patreon. download your books as modules and load the Forge Compendium Library module on your own enviroment, and you are done! Thank you KaKaRoTo a great piece of work!
John Owens
Thanks...
