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Yes it took time but it is now shared.

Compendiums are not in my scope as those require using Chaosium IP and thus a license.

But the system is really the time consuming part to make.

I have released my fanmade unofficial system on Foundry if people are interested.

It is in active development and I consider it in Alpha or Beta but I run my 2 home RQ campaign using it.

I have a working system for Foundry VTT. And working for my own system of Compendium as they cannot be provided without a license or without being sold by Chaosium

Hello Rick,

As I'm working on FoundryVTT system and have a working Alpha of RQG for it, and can support creating content on Foundry, if it is of interest for Chaosium I volunteer my code and effort to improve / complete it.

If you need help on Roll20 or FG I can also help.

Edit: I ran my Gamehole and Gencon games using the system in an earlier Alpha. With community feedback and testing I would still expect significant improvement very fast.

Hello,

Still working on my RQG for Foundry system and running my 2 campaigns on it.

For now I only have "permission" for private use and cannot share it.

9 minutes ago, Skurn said:

A solution would be for chaosium to produce their own vtt. Id have thought it would be on their radar what with covid etc. Could be a gold mine if handled correctly. 

The best option is for Chaosium to license / appoint developers for each VTT with a premium store and get a system developed on which they get royalties. IMHO Chaosium is too small and not enough of an IT company to develop a VTT or get a VTT developed. Other shop are much better suited. And as I'm not an insider I wouldn't judge their plan for VTT at this point

I have a running "personal" system for Foundry VTT. Even the Character Sheet plus basic automation is not cleared for sharing by Chaosium and so will remain a "private" system.

Unless a license is secured with Chaosium, no compendium will ever be provided on VTT as it would be a clear breach of Chaosium IP. Each person would have to work on their own compendium for their campaign.

21 hours ago, Videopete said:

The key issue is there is not a lot of developed tools specifically to jump right into runequest. I bought fantasy grounds but I'm struggling to learn to use it, mostly from I work nearly 11 hours a day.

Roll20 has some support and some people work on "personal" version of support for other VTT. I also own FG and no support was ever provided for it and developing a system is very time consuming.

Also seeing the community, Online RQG games fill very fast and often are not even advertised as GM already have contacts with prospective players outside forums