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Add life to your scenes! With Danger Zone, GMs can invoke highly customizable localized effects across any region or scene, including:
- A storm where the danger of being struck by lightning is a deadly possibility.
- A crumbling building where the collapsing ceiling can injure or trap occupants.
- A twisted field of magic with portals that blink in and out of existance.
- A blessed glade offering healing to those who walk through.
Here, a scene's zone is triggered at the start of the combat turn, causing the screen to shake and rubble to fall.
- The ability to create dangers for use within zones.
- The ability to add zones to a scene and then associate them to a region, a danger and a trigger condition.
- The ability to activate and trigger zones through game events or with on-screen buttons.
- The ability to sequence zone triggers so that one zone event can trigger another.
- The ability to target tokens as part of a zone trigger so that the danger's effects interact with the targeted tokens, doing things like adding active effects, moving tokens, or add items to the token.
- An API for accessing Danger Zone exposed functionality.
Fnctionality can be expanded through other Foundry modules - see the Module Integration section below.
- !!!Does not include any video, image or audio components.!!!
- Gridless scenes not supported The module currently does not extend to include gridless scenes.
Here, a zone is triggered by token movement using the zone aura trigger.
Whether it be a lava bubble that bursts to the surface or a vent of poisonous gas, a danger defines the effect that executes within a zone. With Danger Zone, you have control over a vast array of configuration combinations for your dangers, including displaying effects, creating lights and walls, spawning tokens, executing macros, playing sounds and moving tokens.
Access the Dangers button from the Scenes right navigation area. See Dangers for more info.
Like a wide lake of lava, a zone is the boundary within which dangers are generated. Each zone exists within a scene and is associated to a danger and a trigger condition. Zones may also be copied from one scene to another.
Access zones from the scene configuration form's header or by right clicking on the scene in the navigation or within the side menu and selecting 'Configure Zones' from the context menu. This will present the form where you can create new zones or edit existing ones. See Zones for more info.
The trigger defines the conditions under which lava bubble (danger) erupts from the lava field (zone). A trigger can be invoked either manually or as part of a defined event.
See Triggers for more info.
Each button is a zone in that scene and displays the icon for the danger held within. The buttons function as follows:
- Zones that are active are listed individually here except for those which have the 'Randomize' enabled.
- All active randomized zones are grouped and only a single random button (using the Danger Zone radiation logo) is displayed for all of them.
- Inactive zones are not displayed.
- Selecting a button triggers ths zone.
- All zones are listed individually here.
- Active zones are displayed with a blue highlight effect. Inactive are displayed without the highlight effect.
- Selecting a button toggles it from active to inactive or vice versa.
Hovering over any button, aside from the manual trigger grouping, will highlight it's area within the scene grid.
A button is added to the lighting controls with the same icon as the tile clear button shown in the above section. Selecting this will clear all ambient lights on the scene that were placed there by Danger Zone. You can suppress this button as an option within the module configurations.
A button is added to the region controls. Selecting this will clear all regions on the scene that were placed there by Danger Zone. You can suppress this button as an option within the module configurations.
A button is added to the walls controls with the same icon as the tile clear button shown in the above Danger Zone Lasting Effect Clear section. Selecting this will clear all walls on the scene that were placed there by Danger Zone. You can suppress this button as an option within the module configurations.
Aside from accessing dangers from the Danger Zone Configuration area in the Foundry Module Configurations, you can also add these by selecting the button located in the footer of the scenes sidebar. This button can be suppressed as an option within the Danger Zone Configurations.
Trigger zones and access other Danger Zone features directly from the API See API for more info.
Installing other (free) Foundry VTT modules will increase the available danger possibilities.
Danger Zone integrates with a series of other Foundary modules in order to provide enhanced effects and token targetting. See the Module Integration page for details on which modules extend Danger Zone base functionality if installed.
See the Future Enhancements board for a list of upcoming enhancements to this module.
