Those provide additional functionality, such as dice rolling and spell areas/effects, so having the sheet interact directly with the VTT provides a better overall experience. Some of the above are more than mere "map tools". Because I am trying to use high res cards, the actual exporter and uploader. You could run everything in D&D Beyond and just use a map for Minis (in which case Owlbear Rodeo is awesome). Tabletop Simulator is the only simulator where you can let your aggression. Simply create your deck and it will export the deck sheets out for you automatically. It contains a list of all cards in the game and all of their sets. I don't think anything else actually integrates although there is no reason why you actually need integration between Character tool and Map tool. A deck builder for Magic the Gathering that goes out and grabs the card images for you. with DND Beyond to Fantasy Grounds Character Converter ( ) If you want to use a VTT with D&D Beyond I think the only 7 options are: Some you may like some you may not, but if you implement them all at once you will not be sure which one is doing the behavior you like/hate. Add them one or two at a time, and see how they change Foundry's behavior. I highly recommend that you do NOT add all these at once. I use others but those will get you started.
Dice Tray - puts a visual dice tray above the chat so you don't have to type /roll, you can just click on things.
Dice so Nice - dice animations, with customization such as die materials (metal, wood, etc) and color.
#Magic exporter for tabletop simulator mods
Here are the mods I use that I think are either very helpful or else my players like
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