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Additional Tabletop Connect video For a more recent look at some the tech developed for Tabletop Connect, you can also take a look at this tutorial video for building a multi-level map. https://vimeo.com/129951376

With only a 15 hours left to go, a new feature has been added to Tabletop Connect. Not only is map creation blazingly fast, but you can now save your maps as a 2D, top-down render.http://vimeo.com/75096370

We've crossed the threshold on the first two stretch goals! We'll now be offering cards and deck support.

Thanks, DesOps. Be sure to stop by the Kickstarter page. There's only a few days left.

We've hit our funding level and we're on to stretch goals with only 7 days remaining. The Tombs - $25,000 You'll receive The Tombs map from PBE Games set-up and ready to go. This includes an additional custom terrain set that you can use in any of your sessions. Cards and Deck Support -...

Another new feature to improve your tabletop experience. Spectator Mode This stand-alone feature is perfect for face-to-face gaming or inviting friends to watch your on-line tabletop game. Spectator mode displays the accumulated visibility of all players and displays them in a single map view...

The character sheets are typically (though not necessarily) created on an image of actual character sheet. The alpha version only support single pages. Multiple pages will supported. You'll have the option of double-sided character sheets (where you flip the page over) and multiple pages (where...

Tabletop Connect is a 3D virtual tabletop that lets you connect with your friends to play RPGs just like you're at a real table! You play in a true 3D environment—with miniatures, terrain tiles, physics simulated dice, character sheets, and handouts—you can almost feel the dice in your hands...

Thanks. I was just listened to an episode of the Ninth World podcast (http://transmissionsninthworld.blogspot.com/) and it's all making more sense now.

I agree that Tony Stark in the movies is a bit over-the-top and, played by any other actor, wouldn't work as well. However, I highly recommend that you give the third movie a shot. Shane Black does an excellent job of humanizing Tony Stark and exploring what it might be like to be a normal...

The system aside, what about the setting? Everything I've seen about Numenera suggests that the setting is very original, but each unique element distances the players and the GM from any common reference points. How much "studying" is required by the GM to get things going? There's not much...