What's your VTT of choice?
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Foundry for me!
It has the best quality-for-effort ratio that I've found, and you can get into the complexities slowly as you're comfortable, piece by piece as needed, via modules n macros. In the past (early 2020s) I'd found Roll20 too limited for the effort it required (and I had some bad experiences with their support/customer service), and I bounced off Fantasy Grounds (pre-unity) because I couldn't grok it quickly enough.
If you want something light n' easy, Owlbear Rodeo fits that bill.
It has the best quality-for-effort ratio that I've found, and you can get into the complexities slowly as you're comfortable, piece by piece as needed, via modules n macros. In the past (early 2020s) I'd found Roll20 too limited for the effort it required (and I had some bad experiences with their support/customer service), and I bounced off Fantasy Grounds (pre-unity) because I couldn't grok it quickly enough.
If you want something light n' easy, Owlbear Rodeo fits that bill.
coralwave
Explorer
I personally use Foundry, I fond it incredibly powerful and versatile, but I'd like to spotlight 2 others:
1. Owlbear Rodeo for the gteat mobile support and being able to run on old PCs. With that, exstensible to a surprising amount.
2. DMHUB- an amazing VTT, not only free but feature rich and you can literally build your maps in it and expand them as needed. Very moddable and generous- only limited by how much you can upload each month, not in total (at least last I checked).
1. Owlbear Rodeo for the gteat mobile support and being able to run on old PCs. With that, exstensible to a surprising amount.
2. DMHUB- an amazing VTT, not only free but feature rich and you can literally build your maps in it and expand them as needed. Very moddable and generous- only limited by how much you can upload each month, not in total (at least last I checked).
Skyscraper
Adventurer
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loverdrive
Prophet of the profane (She/Her)
I mostly use Roll 20. There's just not much I need from a VTT other than, well, a virtual table to drop pictures at.
Temperantia
Explorer
I've been running my online games on Foundry over the past 3 years now and for reasons already mentioned (pricing, modules, vast array of tools that may be used but don't have to in order to get a good experience) there is no real need for alternatives on my end.
The Foundry community is quite good in providing and updating system modules for games that don't have official support, and the learning curve for Foundry is less steep than it is usually made out to be in my opinion.
I do know Fantasy Grounds from an earlier foray into the VTT world and Roll20 from a player perspective and they both work for me, too, but do prefer Foundry to both.
The Foundry community is quite good in providing and updating system modules for games that don't have official support, and the learning curve for Foundry is less steep than it is usually made out to be in my opinion.
I do know Fantasy Grounds from an earlier foray into the VTT world and Roll20 from a player perspective and they both work for me, too, but do prefer Foundry to both.
Leatherhead
Possibly a Idiot.
Has anyone done a recent list of VTTs with what kind of features they have? I'm personally looking for something with a grid, ruler, and the ability for players to resize and swap their tokens on the fly. I don't even really want dice (the game I'm planning on using is off-standard anyway it will only get in the way), or a chat program, or integrated character sheets, but it's hard to find stuff that isn't basically a free-form art room or fully integrated.
Sounds like Owlbear Rodeo.
If we're talking "started with" I think mine was called ?openrpg? and required python 
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