Then hit ‘Join Game Session’ and we’re in! There’s no Access Key necessary because we haven’t set one for the ‘Gamemaster’ account yet (the Administrator Password we set up earlier is different and is for protecting the Foundry application, not our specific user). Now let’s go to Select Player and click ‘Gamemaster’.

This password requirement will prevent our players from being able to get back to the set up screen and changing our settings. If we enter our Administrator Password from earlier we can then click Return to Setup to quickly get back to our main screen. Now just hit that ‘Create World’ button and we’re good to go. If you’re like me you’ll also enter a long winded World Description that people aren’t really interested in.

You can also set when your Next Session is as a friendly reminder to your players (though it won’t actually do anything or stop them from cancelling at the last minute). If you’re curious about the other settings though the Background Image field will let you set a background image for the page that your players will see when they’re logging into your game. Choose your Game System which in my case is Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition and that’s all you have to set to be able to create your world. The Data Path field though will be used in the URL structure of the game so we want to use basic text characters here and replace spaces with dashes. The World Title can be whatever we want and can include spaces and all kinds of fancy characters. We’ll get a new window where we can enter our World Title. Let’s close this window though and finally hit ‘Create World’.

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