Virtual Tabletops
O.D.I.N. can be played online. Foundry VTT has a full game system with sheets, dice, class trees, compendiums and adventures; Roll20 has a character sheet. Characters from the character generator can be imported into both. Sheets, class trees and compendiums are available in German and English and follow the language setting of your tabletop.
Foundry VTT
The game system runs on Foundry version 14 and later. In Foundry go to Game Systems → Install System, search for “O.D.I.N.” or paste the manifest URL below.
| Manifest URL |
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https://github.com/davidgerbs-beep/odin-foundry/releases/latest/download/system.json |
- Personnel file in three sheets, laid out like the class sheets from the generator
- Two-colour dice pool (white 5+, coloured 4+), attacks, horror checks, powers and spells
- All class trees from the six class books, with rank, prerequisite and XP checks
- Compendiums: ten ready agents with portraits, weapons, armour, gear and artefacts, the Arsenal, psi powers, spells, the Threat Atlas with 145 adversaries and every adventure as journals with maps and handouts, including The Other Services in English
- Adventures with one click: Quickstart, Grey Files, The Door, The Other Services, Holds of the World and Random Files as adventure packs; one import creates journals, adversaries, scenes, tables and folders with every link intact
- Scenes with notes: the eight Grey Files maps and the nine Hold floor plans are ready to play, every numbered location carries a note that opens the matching journal page, and the adversaries of each Grey File wait as hidden tokens
- Rules compendium: the core rules as eleven journals, from the quick reference to the glossary, readable by players and linked to the roll tables
- 281 roll tables from all books, including the whole Random Files book, rolled with D6 only, plus macros for tests, horror, attacks and random missions and for a whole file, a character, a cult or an artefact from Random Files
Roll20
The “O.D.I.N.” character sheet has been submitted to Roll20 and is under review. Once approved it appears in the list of character sheets when you create a game. To import a character, paste the exported generator file on the “Dossier” tab and click “Einlesen”.