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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Myrdin Potter" data-source="post: 9137644" data-attributes="member: 6843593">I have tried a bunch of these. I vastly prefer Fantasy Grounds except for Foundry using a web browser as a client. It I want only a light weight browser based VTT, I use Owlbear Rodeo. The FG interface is actually good to run a VTT, once I got used to it I found other programs that use the standard Windows menus to be a poor fit for the use case. They added new icons about a year (?) ago that made it better.Fantrasay Grounds is reasonably on par feature-wise with the other main platforms.It has the deepest and most varied DLC store where you can just buy rulebooks or adventures and use them. That is an enormous timesaver. No other VTT comes close and there would be even more if Roll20 was not being anti-competive and blocking IP owners from making their products available on other VTT.I find it pretty easy to enter new material.</blockquote>