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<blockquote data-quote="Soul Stigma" data-source="post: 7168073" data-attributes="member: 6887393">To learn Roll20, open two accounts on Roll20, which you access in two different browsers.&nbsp; One will be your GM account; the other will be your Test account.&nbsp; As you familiarize yourself with Roll20, you can experience it from both the DM and player perspectives, which really helps understand how things work in game.I don't use virtual character sheets and whatnot.&nbsp; If I was going to go that deep into VTT, I'd say Fantasy Grounds is probably the best bet.&nbsp; For me, Roll20 is a method to play D&amp;D with remote players, but they have their paper character sheets, etc, so the Roll20 part is map presentation, minis, and other visual aspects.&nbsp; Actual game management occurs with other software on my laptop.Fantasy Grounds costs, has a steeper learning curve but is well integrated with the Wizards material.&nbsp; Roll20 is free, easier to learn but requires more work to get as much out of it as you can with FG (a lot of macro setup).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soul Stigma, post: 7168073, member: 6887393"] To learn Roll20, open two accounts on Roll20, which you access in two different browsers. One will be your GM account; the other will be your Test account. As you familiarize yourself with Roll20, you can experience it from both the DM and player perspectives, which really helps understand how things work in game. I don't use virtual character sheets and whatnot. If I was going to go that deep into VTT, I'd say Fantasy Grounds is probably the best bet. For me, Roll20 is a method to play D&D with remote players, but they have their paper character sheets, etc, so the Roll20 part is map presentation, minis, and other visual aspects. Actual game management occurs with other software on my laptop. Fantasy Grounds costs, has a steeper learning curve but is well integrated with the Wizards material. Roll20 is free, easier to learn but requires more work to get as much out of it as you can with FG (a lot of macro setup). [/QUOTE]

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