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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RSKennan" data-source="post: 7667944" data-attributes="member: 8256">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 Roll20, you have to do all the work to move the pedals, unless you pay money and learn how to code it into a motorcycle. Unfortunately, though, someone else owns the bike, and you rent or borrow it. With Maptool, you rely on your own mechanical aptitude or that of others to make it go. It may not be as pretty as an expensive car, but it can do nearly as much. It's all yours, and you can do whatever you like with it. With Fantasy Grounds,  you pay for flawless engineering, and sleek design. You get where you're going in style, and the car is virtually self driving. To strain the analogy, it definitely has bells and whistles like a rear-view camera, and self-parking at the very least. You still have the option to get under the hood and improve it though. It's yours too.</blockquote>