PDFoundry VS worldbuilding

In the past, I've used PDFoundry to give access to my players. It's been a while for me, so YMMV.

As the title. PDFoundry has been deprecated because FoundryVTT now includes built-in PDF support. Now, PDFoundry had extra features that I don't know if they exist yet in vanilla Foundry. For example, the ability to use a form-fillable PDF as a character sheet (which, in practice, allowed me to play almost any RPG system using the VTT with some minimal configuration).

PDFoundry

I also appreciate you can just use a form fillable pdf on foundry thanks to the PDfoundry Module. However I've had some difficulty with that and so wanted a non-pdf option.

- PDFoundry, which allows you to set form-fillable PDFs as character sheets

There's a known issue with that happening. https://github.com/Djphoenix719/PDFoundry/issues/48

And then there's Simple Worldbuilding System, in case there's not a system already for the game OP wants to run. That one explicitly provides "A simple game system for Foundry VTT which allows for flexible definition of Actors and Items to assist with worldbuilding or for running games which do not have a more complete system implementation available."

Would the simplest option be to take the Simple World Building system and then try to slap on the 5e character sheet while modifying it as appropriate to Paranoia. Looks like the layout of the sheets are here and some of the code that drives them is here and here. Or would it be better to just duplicate the 5e repository and modify the sheets there?

For systems that haven't been developed for FoundryVTT, there is the Simple Worldbuilding System.

There is the Simple Worldbuilding System (https://gitlab.com/foundrynet/worldbuilding) and Sanbox System (https://gitlab.com/rolnl/sandbox-system-builder/-/tree/master) that let you create a basic system without coding, but they're pretty limited.