gm-notes VS ddb-importer

GM Notes has done well for me. Lets you add a little pinned text box to any object that only the GM can see (button for it's up at the top of the relevant object window)

check GM Notes, its compatible with 9.x

GM Notes

"update to 0.5 · syl3r86/gm-notes@0e5cba0 · GitHub" https://github.com/syl3r86/gm-notes/commit/0e5cba0d4a33122da7e72b3c16ff5d6457ea6d8d

The GM Notes module adds a special notes section to actors, items and more. It doesn't pop them out automatically though. You still need to go into the actor's sheet.

I use the GM notes module (https://github.com/syl3r86/gm-notes). It adds a new tab to all entities like actors, journal entries, items and so on where the GM can write notes which are visible only to himself

For those who find this through search, here are the importers I discussed: Import List Status: https://docs.ddb.mrprimate.co.uk/status.html Adventure Mucher: https://docs.ddb.mrprimate.co.uk/ (ingest D&D Beyond adventure) Importer: https://github.com/MrPrimate/ddb-importer (import D&D Beyond adventure)

This is an addon to Foundry. Syncing to Beyond. From Beyond to Foundry is free. Although if you want to sync, it requires a Patreon. https://github.com/MrPrimate/ddb-importer

It's probably just been fixed- the guy that develops it seems absurdly active.

It gives you whatever you've paid for on DDB. So if you only have the PHB, you only get the PHB backed up into Foundry for example. I'm not sure how it maps because I haven't inspected the code lol.

Since WotC haven't licensed anything for Foundry, Foundry itself only contains the SRD material for 5E. To get LMoP into Foundry in the simplest way possible, you'll want to use something like the D&D Beyond Importer, a tutorial video for which is available here.

Overview of the module: https://github.com/MrPrimate/ddb-importer