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Now that you have some characters and tokens created, you can add them to the map just by dragging and dropping. By default only you as the GM can move the tokens around, so in the properties page you may need to grant your players permissions to move around their own characters or allied NPCs.

Once you have a character created, you can assign it a token by uploading a picture. To make my tokens with borders, I use a web page called Token Stamp 2, but it can be any picture. Once you have a token attached to your character sheet, you can edit it to link up to 3 bars with numbers you'll...

When you're ready to start creating characters and NPCs, you can click the "+ CHARACTER" button. The Dragonbane sheet will start off fairly minimal. Where it says "Sheet Type", you can change it to be a PC/NPC, Monster, or "Party/GM". I do wish it had a minimalist option for NPCs, but it creates...

OK! Now that you have a Page built, take a look at the Layers. Roll20 has 3 main Layers, the GM layer (where objects can only be seen by the GM), the Map Layer (which will sit at the bottom and won't be interacted with by the players), and the Token Layer (where all your character and creature...

Oh and one thing that might be helpful for you and your players. In my games we use Discord for chat and voice, but Roll20 has its own built-in voice system. If you wish to disable it, click on the Gear Icon in the far upper right, choose Audio & Video, and under Chat Tech you can change it to...

To control which Page your players can see, there is a Golden Ribbon. You can either click that and drag it onto the map you want to use, or right click on the desired page and choose "Move Party Ribbon Here"

I've been running a Dragonbane game in Roll20. I don't have a video tutorial, though Roll20 does have a Youtube channel where I think they go through a lot of their features, but here's some of the basics that I hope are helpful... So once you have your game created and have selected the...