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I'm running Eberron's Oracle of War campaign and my players love it. It would be nice to expand the game beyond Mourningland / Breeland in our next campaign. Thanks Keith for such an awesome setting!

Finally, MonteCook and RiotMinds surrendered to 5e.

Roll20 and Foundry VTT are your best bets. Both works on any PC/big tablet since players connect with their browser for free (no license or any purchases needed). Roll20 free version is very limited but it has paid licensed WotC/Paizo content so you save time on prep. Foundry is a one-time...

My group uses Foundry VTT to play Lancer RPG and WFRP4. Unlike subscription-based Roll20 it's one-time purchase (only GM needs license) and offers unlimited space for your graphics and audio. It also uses the latest technologies for much better performance than Roll20 (especially for maps heavy...

Actually $100 if you want all PDFs (Digital Priest pledge)... That pricing makes no sense for the digital product.

KULT and City of Mist have a decent following and active communities. Both are published by Modiphius and have AAA quality.

$5 on Patreon to get current version. Release is scheduled for March.

The less the better for generic system. I don't understand obsession over dozen useless fragmented attributes.

Foundry VTT. It has every feature of R20 and much more. Some pros: One time purchase (only for GM). No subscription. Players connect through browser. Unlimited resources for maps, tokens, music etc (since everything is hosted on GM's PC). User-created compendiums. Advanced dynamic lightning and...

Mongoose Traveller 2e is the latest edition and they still release new stuff for it. Everything else is either ancient (T20) or totally unplayable (T5)

Mongoose Traveller 2e is the definitive edition of Traveller. Great quality of text and art, streamlined (but not dumbed-down) rules, wide range of supplements and adventures.

It really depends on 2d20 implementation. Star Trek Adventures, Conan and John Carter are good games while Infinity is an insane overcomplicated mess (probably the crunchiest systems I've read). I've glanced through Fallout 2d20 beta and it looks really nice so far.

MCG just posted this on their website Announcing Ptolus for 5e and the Cypher System - Monte Cook Games

Hard pass. Zero-interest in someone's half-assed homebrew setting.

‘What happened to Evy Ashwood?’ is a new fantasy RPG adventure for Dungeons & Dragons 5e https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/midnight-tower/a-one-shot-mystery-adventure-inspired-by-hp-lovecraft/description

Also, where is SLA Industries 2e? It's definitely one of the most anticipated games with a large community and successful Kickstarter campaign. And of course LANCER. It has one of the most active communities, $430k Kickstarter and book is coming in 2020.

Eclipse Phase 2e and Fate of Cthulhu are already released. I got PDF and hardbooks of those in 2019. My list: Cyberpunk Red, Dune, Fallout, Heart: The City Beneath, PunkApocalyptic, Rivers of London, Root, Stargate RPG, Vaesen, Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, SLA Industries 2e

What a disgrace to the franchise...

Where did I say it's offensive? It's not. But some people do not want real religion in their RPG books. Be it Christianity, Islam, Buddhism or whatever.

Be aware: Allah is mentioned 15 times in this book, as well as Mecca, Ramadan and other religious Muslim stuff. So if you're sensitive to such themes, do not buy this game. Personally I would prefer fictional setting like Aladdin or Prince of Persia. The recent Black Void is pretty good example...