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<blockquote data-quote="fantasmamore" data-source="post: 7722190" data-attributes="member: 6763506">Demo game?Has anyone done a video of an actual game session or even a tutorial for running adventures using DDB? I am really curious to see how it feels and how you &quot;share&quot; things with your players. (A search in youtube turned no results). Can you share a map on their screen? Are there tokens? Do you throw dice? Do you resolve the attack automatically (like FG)? Can you push &quot;handouts&quot; to them? I mean, other than a more functional, easier to read and navigate pdf, what exactly does it do? It's not that the &quot;more functional pdf&quot; isn't enough, it's just that I don't understand the &quot;sharing&quot; thing... If I buy an adventure on DDB do I still need to create / print maps, do my players have to use their phones or we could just create a &quot;demo&quot; player on a separate computer and use the TV monitor / projector as out battlemaps when we play in-person (like we do with roll20)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fantasmamore, post: 7722190, member: 6763506"] [b]Demo game?[/b] Has anyone done a video of an actual game session or even a tutorial for running adventures using DDB? I am really curious to see how it feels and how you "share" things with your players. (A search in youtube turned no results). Can you share a map on their screen? Are there tokens? Do you throw dice? Do you resolve the attack automatically (like FG)? Can you push "handouts" to them? I mean, other than a more functional, easier to read and navigate pdf, what exactly does it do? It's not that the "more functional pdf" isn't enough, it's just that I don't understand the "sharing" thing... If I buy an adventure on DDB do I still need to create / print maps, do my players have to use their phones or we could just create a "demo" player on a separate computer and use the TV monitor / projector as out battlemaps when we play in-person (like we do with roll20)? [/QUOTE]

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