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It's up to YOU to choose one of the major features that will be prioritized for development in Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 15.
Hello wonderful Patreon supporter community!
Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 14 has reached its stable release and our team is ready to start looking ahead to Version 15. Each major version gives our Patreon supporters a say in what we build next, and we rely on that feedback from our most dedicated community members when deciding where to focus. This article describes the eight options on the ballot, along with a brief look at the work we've already planned. For supporters of any tier on our Patreon, voting starts today with our V15 Patreon Prioritization Poll!
The V15 Patreon Prioritization Poll opened on November 6 and will remain open until 11:59pm eastern time on Monday, November 30th.
Poll OptionsPlease read the following article for an overview of some features our team is already committed to implementing in Version 15 and for a description of each feature offered in this poll.
https://foundryvtt.com/article/v15-patreon-vote/
Choices are listed alphabetically. Details about what each would entail are provided in the article linked above. Please vote for any (all) features which you would be excited to see added to Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 15.
We encourage all of you to join the discussion about this vote and share your thoughts in the comment section of this poll or in the #v15-feature-vote channel of our official Discord server (https://discord.gg/foundryvtt).
Our team can't wait to see what you think about these options and which option is the winner that joins our V15 plans.
Poll RulesYou should vote for as many features as you would personally enjoy having in Foundry VTT. This is not as ideal as ranked choice voting (which Patreon does not offer), but this gives a better opportunity for our supporters to indicate which options they are most excited by and we feel this produces a more fair outcome than a single-choice voting framework.
It's up to YOU to choose one of the major features that will be prioritized for development in Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 15.
Hello wonderful Patreon supporter community!
Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 14 has reached its stable release and our team is ready to start looking ahead to Version 15. Each major version gives our Patreon supporters a say in what we build next, and we rely on that feedback from our most dedicated community members when deciding where to focus. This article describes the eight options on the ballot, along with a brief look at the work we've already planned. For supporters of any tier on our Patreon, voting starts today with our V15 Patreon Prioritization Poll!
The V15 Patreon Prioritization Poll opened on November 6 and will remain open until 11:59pm eastern time on Monday, November 30th.
Poll OptionsPlease read the following article for an overview of some features our team is already committed to implementing in Version 15 and for a description of each feature offered in this poll.
https://foundryvtt.com/article/v15-patreon-vote/
Choices are listed alphabetically. Details about what each would entail are provided in the article linked above. Please vote for any (all) features which you would be excited to see added to Foundry Virtual Tabletop Version 15.
We encourage all of you to join the discussion about this vote and share your thoughts in the comment section of this poll or in the #v15-feature-vote channel of our official Discord server (https://discord.gg/foundryvtt).
Our team can't wait to see what you think about these options and which option is the winner that joins our V15 plans.
Poll RulesYou should vote for as many features as you would personally enjoy having in Foundry VTT. This is not as ideal as ranked choice voting (which Patreon does not offer), but this gives a better opportunity for our supporters to indicate which options they are most excited by and we feel this produces a more fair outcome than a single-choice voting framework.
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