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I over heard some kids in there early teens a couple of people in front of me in line for Star Wars ride in Disney. The one girl was telling the others about so cool thing there DM did. It was great to see a new generation of players

ok cool :)

Just out of curiousity what are the ethicial issues you are talking about. It only access the things that you purchased its not giving access to everthing mostly just dice rolls

All good points, besides Gleemax there was another online tool set they tried to get some other company that fell through as well. I forgot the name of it but it didnt get very far before they dropped it.

I image your hypothisis will come true but I know they invested a lot in DM's Guild and there looking to bridge content with OBS and Roll20 so those contracts are in place. It could get backlash as people really love using DMS Guild and thats been really sucssesful for them and they dont want...

I just meant that if you dont own the content or its not shared then it should be fine. So hopefully there is no reason to block something like that extnetion or anything else that uses DDB API's

And its safe to use since it only allows you to work with the content you paid for not anything more.

Beyond 20 works with other vtt‘s as well im Also curious how that plays out

If you use Microsoft onenote and there browser plug-in you can capture the whole page as an image right click it to extract text. If the article feature doesn’t grab the text for you. There are a couple of option when using the browser extension

Looking on there site for roll20 not sure if you need a paid subscription or if the free will work. It is recommend if you can access it to use chrome on your iPad for better support I’m connected to a game where the dm pays for a subscription so it lets me use it so I can’t verify.

Roll20 will work on an iPad if you have a paid subcription. Owlbear.rodeo is also free and works on an ipad and iphone. As for you pc connected to the tv there’s a chrome plug in that allows you to connect most vtt to dndbeyond. It’s called beyond20 i like foundry but its not designed to...

It worth going to, if its too large work you way up to it. Start with Origins Game Fair then GenCon. There a ton of fun!

yea you can see and buy stuff on the internet but I think the point is to actually be physically with other likeminded people. Talk to the people that create the games we love to play, learn about there new games ask question on some of the games where rules can be vague. Sit with strangers...

I bet you can create separate Notebook in OneNote just for that days game prep you will have the tabs view on the side and when your done you can just drag your notes into your larger notebook and start fresh each time

I have seen Kickstarter with retailer backer tiers. They offer a discount to them and you have to prove your a retailer according to there campaigns

There are places like noble knight that will buy your older books so other people can enjoy them than just throwing it away

I think there is a digital map on DnD core roles 2.0. it might have had a campaign cartographe file on it and a few other maps

I hope birdman attorney at law makes a cameo

I went to there main creator page here Megaton Games it looks like it’s not posted yet there is an older one from 2017

https://www.wallydm.com/dnd-puzzles-ideas/ this is a good book and his YouTube channel has a lot of good puzzles and traps as well