This is a specific asset pack that functions as a tool. It includes "portal markers." You place a purple rune on your Dungeondraft map. When you use the VTT integration tool, that purple rune automatically becomes a clickable teleporter in Foundry or Roll20. This automates multi-level dungeons.
In the realm of tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), the adage "a picture is worth a thousand words" has never been truer. While theatre of the mind works for intimate conversations, nothing beats the tactical clarity and immersive power of a high-quality battle map. For years, Dungeon Masters struggled with rudimentary grid paper or expensive, learning-curve-heavy software like Photoshop. dungeondraft tools
If you use WonderDraft (Megasploot’s overworld mapping software) or Dungeondraft , you need DDIT. This utility is the Swiss Army knife of asset management. This is a specific asset pack that functions as a tool
This comprehensive guide will break down every tool in the arsenal, offering tips and tricks to transform your rough sketches into masterpieces that will leave your players in awe. This automates multi-level dungeons
You can draw walls manually. This is useful for adding partial cover, ruins, or interior dividing walls that the Terrain Tool didn't create.
While not run inside Dungeondraft, tools like (Universal VTT) or Foundry VTT’s Manifest parser are essential. They convert your Dungeondraft export (DD2VTT format) into a universal JSON. These tools preserve walls, lighting, and portals so you don't have to manually set up line-of-sight in your virtual tabletop.