Hello folks! I am back with my newest work in the CSS mines and this one is a doozy! My [github guide](https://github.com/MustardMan42/Masterful-CSS-Module) is now updated for v14 of Foundry. The old guide is still accessible on that page if you need it, you'll just need to go to [the v13 branch](https://github.com/MustardMan42/Masterful-CSS-Module/tree/V13).

As a reminder, I make tutorials with the goal of helping others convert Pathfinder 2e adventures that never got an official module into fully featured and easy to run modules in Foundry. The picture above is a sample of what you can achieve with some simple CSS and some elbow grease, from my *Fall of Plaguestone* adventure. I can't/won't distribute my conversions but I can educate others on how to follow my example for your own use.

Additionally, I have [a new video](https://youtu.be/u-0rYzT50q8) explaining the process, spoiler alert we are leaving World Scripter behind and making our own modules now. I thought that making a module would be difficult, but it wasn't as complicated as I thought. The real trick was figuring out how to deploy a module from GitHub.

Speaking of deploying from GitHub, I have created a very humble little module to quickly inject a .css file into your Foundry worlds! It comes with some goodies from me like a basic text version of my guide, some examples you can use to study how the HTML and CSS interact, a few CSS rules to get Pathfinder 2e adjacent styling, and a journal designed to look like a worn letter to puzzle your players with. This is my first module so I may have made some beginner's mistakes, but I truly hope this can be a jumping off point to get more GMs interested in creating their own content, or even just beautifying their existing journals. It takes less than 60 seconds to install, and feel free to tinker around with the .css or .mjs files to your heart's content.

If you want my module you just need to [copy this link](https://github.com/MustardMan42/Masterful-CSS-Module/releases/download/1.1.0/module.json) and install it in Foundry in the modules page.

That's it for today, I appreciate your thoughtful comments from last time. If you make something cool using my module please be sure to let me know.

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