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<blockquote data-quote="Kalizaar" data-source="post: 7700788" data-attributes="member: 6804751">We use Fantasy Grounds 3 or 4 times a month to play local 5e games, using a 42&quot; TV lying on the table for the players to see. We use 2 licenses so that we can use one laptop for the DM, and a 2nd laptop for the players, one of which plays with us using Skype since she moved out of state. We used to just use one laptop and extend the screen onto the TV and use a 2nd local client, but we like having the 2nd laptop/license so the players can have some control of their map. So I wonder how their numbers would change if they could track groups like us. Probably not a huge number, but who knows?One awkward/sucky thing with having 2 DM clients though is that only one license has all the books purchased so we have to sign into one or the other Steam account to work on campaigns. It's too bad we can't share the purchased content between our 2 DM licenses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kalizaar, post: 7700788, member: 6804751"] We use Fantasy Grounds 3 or 4 times a month to play local 5e games, using a 42" TV lying on the table for the players to see. We use 2 licenses so that we can use one laptop for the DM, and a 2nd laptop for the players, one of which plays with us using Skype since she moved out of state. We used to just use one laptop and extend the screen onto the TV and use a 2nd local client, but we like having the 2nd laptop/license so the players can have some control of their map. So I wonder how their numbers would change if they could track groups like us. Probably not a huge number, but who knows? One awkward/sucky thing with having 2 DM clients though is that only one license has all the books purchased so we have to sign into one or the other Steam account to work on campaigns. It's too bad we can't share the purchased content between our 2 DM licenses. [/QUOTE]

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