Cards Against Humanity

Has anyone here ever made a Cards Against Humanity module? I am looking to make one for a bunch of friends and family..... If no one else has done this yet i'd be happy to share with the community once it is all created! 

I would like to do this for the free family version also. Please LMK if you have something to start from so I don't have to start from scratch. My husband has a pro account.

It would be illegal for just anyone to create a Cards Against Humanity Module and sell it in the Marketplace.  You'd need to contact the manufacturer and get them to create one for Sale on Roll20. Some community members may have created a personal use version of the game and they might be able to share tips on how to set up your own version, but it would be piracy to share any artwork or resources from the original game here.

@aaron I don’t intend to sell it! I was planning on sharing the virtual “cutouts” that I made via the shared version of the game from CAHs website (under the open gaming license). that and help anyone set it up faster! 😄 no monetary transactions.  @janie it will include the family pack as well as a dad pack I have typed up.  I think in the end it may be easiest to just add you as a GM and then kick players to open up room for new people each time someone has a session.  

I know there is a module made for Tabletop Simulator.   It was just on sale and I downloaded it.   I did see that module as one of the top choices.

I am interested! Am considering creating one myself but the sheer number of cards is daunting... I'd be willing to help set it up

It should be set up completely by tomorrow night! 

Did you get this together? I would be interested also!

Incidentally, Cards Against Humanity is licensed under Creative Commons, so while it might not be possible to sell a "Cards Against Humanity" module, it would absolutely be legal and acceptable for a freely distributed module to be made and published, including using the original card content but not the artwork or designs, without engaging with the original publisher.  You need only publish under the same  Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 license  and credit the creators.