game_masters VS dungeon-revealer

I don’t know if it’s still the case (PokeMiners don’t update their public versions as much now) but here’s an example of 2x stardust from an old spotlight hour. Instead of a global multiplier every single Pokemon has its bonus stardust doubled invidivually.

Feel free to share a link then. Would be great if I'm wrong. https://github.com/PokeMiners/game_masters/commit/5aaea82de31cbb3a42ce0b937287dd0fa5c14ea7

I was curious how many Pokémon of various types exist so I made a "type census" based on the latest game_master. (Thanks r/PokeMiners!)

As pokeminers mined, "spawnTableProbability": 0.25 makes it very likely that all daily incense will produce local spawns 3/4 of the time, and the good stuff 1/4. This is just made clearly visible during spotlight hours, etc.

Source: PokeMiners

If you're comfortable with JSON parsing, pokeminers hosts a copy of the game's gamemaster file which has all the information (including unreleased stuff) at https://github.com/PokeMiners/game_masters/blob/master/latest/latest.json

Check here: https://github.com/PokeMiners/game_masters

If this number might've been anywhere, it could've been in the Game Master. Taking it with a grain of salt because it's obviously not an official archive, but PokeMiner's Game Master at the time specified a raid_settings.remote_damage_modifier of 1.0 (no change). I checked the next couple of versions and didn't see anything to indicate it was ever 0.9.

Actually, yes some catch rates were boosted. As far as I can tell from the game master Gardevoir, Flygon & Audino were boosted from 5% to 20%.

I've been using Dungeon Revealer for this exact purpose. It has a neat fog of war feature that you can keep revealing as the players go further into the map, and supports custom tokens (for players, effects etc) as well.

I've been using Dungeon Revealer [1] a self-hosted web app. It's a simple halfway point between a fancy VTT and a paper map. It's easy to use and allows you to upload any kind of image, which makes it a rudimentary presentation tool too.

1. https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer

https://www.planarally.io/ oder https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer sind ggf auch was.

Check out DungeonRevealer, it's a free self-hosted solution: https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer

The software I use to run the table is called Dungeon Revealer. It is a pretty awesome open source map display/navigation program. Check it out at https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer

Besides Owlbear Rodeo, there's Shmeppy, Plannar Ally, Dungeon Revealer. The last two need some setting up to do but are open source and updated frequently.

As others have said, Owlbear rodeo for live play is great. If you find yourself doing a more asynchronous play-by-post type game then check out Dungeon Revealer. It started as an in-person map program for display on a TV and players phones, but during the pandemic it branched out to remote play. Unlike Owlbear you don't have to keep the DM's browser open so players can check the map at any time. https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer

Now I'm running an online adventure and I bought Foundry VTT for that. What I'm thinking is that I'll keep using Foundry VTT when we return to in person games. There are a lot of modules that allow to replicate functions that I love from Dungeon Revealer and Arkenforge and I'm finding it is a great tool to prepare sessions. Then I'll have one browser with my DM view and another browser with the player view projected to the old monitor on the table.

Check out https://github.com/dungeon-revealer/dungeon-revealer/ It's a self-hosted platform and allows your players to move their own tokens. Used it for over a year now and really happy with it.