This module lets Gamemasters create card decks and hand those cards out to their players. It can be used as an alternative way to handout inspiration to players in D&D 5th Edition.
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[BUG] Giving choices to multiple players breaks the module #19
Describe the bug
Awarding a choice for an inspiration card for multiple players seems to break the system.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Be in a session as GM with at least 2 online players
Set the "random size" -setting to >1
Award a card to a player
Award a card to another player while the previous player has not yet made their choice
Second player will not see a choice but they still count as having a card
If a player with an "invisible" (step 4) card tries to use one, the "used" notification will loop forever
Expected behavior
Multiple people should be able to choose their cards simultaneously OR the GM should be blocked from giving new cards before a decision is made. As a side issue, recalling the cards does not close the card choice dialogue, meaning a player can choose and receive a card even though the cards have been recalled.
Desktop:
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Foundry Version 0.7.9
Module Version 2.0.0
Additional context
I am using other modules and have not yet had the chance to try this module on its own, but this feels like an issue with the mod rather than a conflict.
Describe the bug Awarding a choice for an inspiration card for multiple players seems to break the system.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Multiple people should be able to choose their cards simultaneously OR the GM should be blocked from giving new cards before a decision is made. As a side issue, recalling the cards does not close the card choice dialogue, meaning a player can choose and receive a card even though the cards have been recalled.
Desktop:
Additional context I am using other modules and have not yet had the chance to try this module on its own, but this feels like an issue with the mod rather than a conflict.