November has Come

Figure it's been enough of a wait since my last post, so I'll let y'all cool subscribers in on some of what's going on behind the scenes at Tools, Inc. 

I hope that those of you that are interested in changes to the site/Plutonium keep up-to-date via the #changelogs channel in our Discord server, but either way, the burst of activity there towards the end of October was to get Plutonium to a good level of compatibility with Foundry 0.7.5. To my knowledge (and please correct me, preferably in the #plutonium-rivet-issues channel on the Discord server, if I'm wrong) this goal has been achieved, and even extended to better compatibility with a few choice modules (notable Dynamic Active Effects). This should allow us to get the most out of 0.7.5's new features without doubling up on community-existing functionality. 

With that squared away, and around the same time, a certain leaky piece of medieval cookware was brought to my attention. 

Thanks to a handful of community members (who will remain anonymous for their own safety), I've been able to get my hands on a good amount of related information which I'm reasonably confident will speed up the production of the next site update. Dealing with this has been monopolising my time, and I imagine will continue to do so until later this month. 

Due to the questionable nature of the source of this information and various questions raised about its validity/accuracy, there will likely still be a delay in the ultimate publishing of whatever I manage to assemble for the next major update, but I'm hoping to be able to keep it to days rather than weeks. 

Watch this space--or rather, the aforementioned #changelogs channel, for more. As always, there's a limit to what I can post here on Patreon. Unfortunately, in this instance, there's not a whole lot more I can post freely on Discord, either, due to the sensitive nature of the situation. Rest assured that everything is being done to provide you with the quickest release cycle possible, and thank you all for your continued support.

Until next time, stay safe out there.