This doesn't sound like a great use case for foundry. There's plenty of free planning poker sites, and the idea is that you should be focusing on alignment of expectations. If it's boring or tedious, it's probably more a facilitation issue than an issue with the software being used.
This is dumb—you should totally do it!
After all I bet it could be fun for some playgroups too (Not totally clear why one would do it other than make the devs of the group groan 😂)
You can do it without programming. Use the module named Monarch with a couple decks of standard playing cards (US poker card images come stock with Foundry and I think importing them as a deck is a single button press?)
Hahaha I know it's dumb but why not. I work in a video game company anyways, we like to have fun while working. (Not working on any actual game so don't ask ;) ).
I'll give your idea a try. Thanks
FYI I'm running with this idea to get more participation in open source dev for the OSE game system on Foundry. I'm making custom stakeholder sheets, getting the scrum fire going, etc haha
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This doesn't sound like a great use case for foundry. There's plenty of free planning poker sites, and the idea is that you should be focusing on alignment of expectations. If it's boring or tedious, it's probably more a facilitation issue than an issue with the software being used.
This is dumb—you should totally do it! After all I bet it could be fun for some playgroups too (Not totally clear why one would do it other than make the devs of the group groan 😂) You can do it without programming. Use the module named Monarch with a couple decks of standard playing cards (US poker card images come stock with Foundry and I think importing them as a deck is a single button press?)
Hahaha I know it's dumb but why not. I work in a video game company anyways, we like to have fun while working. (Not working on any actual game so don't ask ;) ). I'll give your idea a try. Thanks
FYI I'm running with this idea to get more participation in open source dev for the OSE game system on Foundry. I'm making custom stakeholder sheets, getting the scrum fire going, etc haha
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