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If you're interested in Game Design, Lurianic Kabbalah, or Lambda Calculus, Mosaic may be of interest. It's gonzo. From the Mind of a madman... This game will teach you Real Magic (tm). This package contains two pdfs, and some images. Previously code-named Tribute, this is the playable Game...

I’m really sorry for necroing this thread after so long, but I just got an email asking me to update it with my new site’s address from someone who wanted more info after finding this thread. You see, during a cross-country move there was a technical issue I couldn’t solve in time that got my...

I personally prefer it kept to one thread, because I'm subscribed to this one. I don't always have time to skim the site and go back page after page to find out if anyone's talking about 5e OGL. I'd rather be emailed whenever this one gets activity.

I don't think it's any kind of shot. It's an update to a thread to find out if anyone has heard anything.

I use it every week for GURPS.

I don't know if I said this here or not, but Roll20 is like a bicycle, Maptool is like a car you build yourself (or have a friend build), and Fantasy Grounds is like a luxury car. All three will get you where you're going, but at different speeds, and with different amounts of automation. With...

I've never known Smiteworks to operate that way. For example the license I bought years ago was the same price then as it is today.

If you do incorporate it, it would be great if you could put the mask on the top layer, rather than the bottom one, or otherwise allow access to the mask from any layer. That's my only gripe with the extension.

That's pretty much the case in my experience. Once you're happy with your group(s), you don't need to go back looking for more. I've never had trouble building an FG group as a GM.

There's an eraser tool. Ctrl-z etc. doesn't work. Edit: One thing you could do is keep paint or a similar program open, and quickly save to the images folder. FG does hotload images, tokens, etc. It won't be quite as quick as a set of dedicated tools in FG, but it might work.

Just a note, the Full license provides the same level of mechanical support. The ultimate license just lets you allow your players to play for free. Same product, just more open. You can play the game just fine without any of the rulebook modules (you still have the scripting and automation...

Yes. I have been meaning to point this out. If the Roll20 servers are down, or the company goes away, you lose your data.

I don't know how these were set up, but usually when you drag an encounter to the combat tracker it places the creatures where they belong. Edit: should have refreshed the thread. :)

If you're all going to be running games, you don't need the ultimate license. Full licenses are about $40 each. The ultimate license is just for people who want to do their group a favor, and let them play for free.

Incidentally, roll20 should be fine. It doesn't offer any rules support, and is just a shared space for gaming. They're different animals. I don't want to get too down on Roll20; it has different goals, and for a game like Gurps that has limited FG support, it's a wash to choose between them...

I use Roll20 every week for a gurps game with a group that won't pay for FG. The game goes much more smoothly in Fantasy Grounds. i stand by my comments. When was the last time you used Fantasy Grounds?

Reynard, I can also run a quick one on one with you using the demo license (which limits us to one player) and Skype. It would be cool to hang out with you again.

One thing you can do live, as a GM is track the combat from the NPC side using FG. You can roll enemy attacks against multiple foes with one click, and track PC HP and conditions that way. Your call of course. One thing I did forget in my last post- Fantasy Grounds is a *lot* prettier. :D