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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8115230" data-attributes="member: 42040">I've pretty much gone all-in with Roll20. Due to technical differences with our players, a browser based VTT was really the only option. The PF2 support has been fairly underwhelming, but it's improving at least. It's just not there for Age of Ashes. It would honestly be easier for me to create my own adventures than run AoA on Roll20, but the group wants to stick with it.The maps haven't been too hard. I just screen capture the map from the PDF and line up the grid. It takes a few minutes and isn't practical to do during the game. Making other maps on the spur of the moment is another issue, though.The main problem is putting in all the unique and new monsters not in the Bestiary. That takes me hours to do to prep a module.I have a very tactical group (whether they are good at it is a different conversation). They absolutely want maps with their PF2. Yes. I agree when I'm running other games (I have two other active campaigns). This is sort of the outlier to me. I don't think they'd be comfortable with me recording a session. But I might be able to figure out how to screen capture the character sheets and post after work. (I don't think they can be downloaded from Roll20.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 8115230, member: 42040"] I've pretty much gone all-in with Roll20. Due to technical differences with our players, a browser based VTT was really the only option. The PF2 support has been fairly underwhelming, but it's improving at least. It's just not there for Age of Ashes. It would honestly be easier for me to create my own adventures than run AoA on Roll20, but the group wants to stick with it. The maps haven't been too hard. I just screen capture the map from the PDF and line up the grid. It takes a few minutes and isn't practical to do during the game. Making other maps on the spur of the moment is another issue, though. The main problem is putting in all the unique and new monsters not in the Bestiary. That takes me hours to do to prep a module. I have a very tactical group (whether they are good at it is a different conversation). They absolutely want maps with their PF2. Yes. I agree when I'm running other games (I have two other active campaigns). This is sort of the outlier to me. I don't think they'd be comfortable with me recording a session. But I might be able to figure out how to screen capture the character sheets and post after work. (I don't think they can be downloaded from Roll20.) [/QUOTE]

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