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Try rolegate https://www.rolegate.com/

Try Owlbear Rodeo. It’s just a map tokens and FOW. No automation no character sheets just maps and its free as for vtt d20 pro and foundry are good alternatives to roll20. But I think based on your needs owlbear is the way to go

Google search shows this but I don’t know anything about the site hosting the sale https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/castlemasters-plaster-model-building-1618500453

I would stick with owl bear rodeo. I have tried to use a lot of different vtt at the table and you will find it’s really tedious to keep track of all these features and what not. He video above is perfect. And if only one person has the tablet they can move for all players. Having one person...

Worldanvil. I’ve been using it for a while now. It has forms with prompts to spark creativity. You can have interactive maps. Session logs and campaign managment

Is there a store link for this?

I would second that. Owlbear rodeo is the way to go

I’m also wondering how this will play out on dndbeyond. wen looking up Stuff in a players handbook will it merge the two related aticles with markings for each in the document etc.

There is a pdf import tool for adventures I forget the name but should be easy enough to find

Tabletop simulator is also on steam

How the three sea shells work instead of toilet paper (demolition man)

Check out world anvil. It’s not going to generate what your describing for you but it’s a good place to start your writing and the different article types have prompts and fields on them to inspire you

The second box set I think has phandelver related adventures as well

Yea I can see that happening, but I haven't had issues with the one I got. But vinyl can be a beast to deal with.

http://www.hammerdog.com/products&twgs

All choices have consequences, let thing happen as they unfold. If the tpk then the next campaign you can have years progress and make the world into a different place based on their failure and have them live in this new world they created

I usually keep a folder full of installs I use. Keep a copy on OneDrive or Dropbox. Take a look at idrive for backups

Scan it into the computer and shred and recycle the paper. You can always use the scanned docs as inspiration

I forgot to add this, there is a doc on how to migrate your Homebrewery docs over to GM Binder on there site: https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-KxBTT27RJchekbKQc4k

Gm binder is an alternative take a look GM Binder