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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8915604" data-attributes="member: 42040">Oh, I was saying that Roll20 basically is just tokens on a map for PF2e. The character sheet and die rolling is functional, but only barely above what dice bots can do. Oh yes. Yes, I can. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />1) Imagine having every monster, class, feat, magic item completely at your fingertips to look up in the compendium (by default), free, ready to drop and drag.2) Imagine having a browser to search for monsters by level, filtered by type, size, etc. Or magic items. Or spells. Ready to drop and drag, for free.3) Imagine buying a PDF from Paizo and clicking a button to have maps with dynamic lighting, tokens placed, journal tabs, etc., ready like a professionally adapted Roll20 adventure. For the cost of the PDF you bought. (Thanks to FryGuy - these are available again.)4) Imagine putting conditions on your character token, having those conditions automatically impact your character (Like if you're frightened 2, that automatically deducts from your AC, saves, attack bonuses, etc.)5) If you have persistent damage, it rolls the damage for you and reminds you to roll your save.6) Damage can be put on a token, absorbed by shields if needed.7) You can roll group checks. You can roll saves for a group of monsters hit by a fireball, for instance.Not only is Foundry the best VTT to experience PF2, in my opinion, it's the best way to play the system period.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 8915604, member: 42040"] Oh, I was saying that Roll20 basically is just tokens on a map for PF2e. The character sheet and die rolling is functional, but only barely above what dice bots can do. Oh yes. Yes, I can. :) 1) Imagine having every monster, class, feat, magic item completely at your fingertips to look up in the compendium (by default), free, ready to drop and drag. 2) Imagine having a browser to search for monsters by level, filtered by type, size, etc. Or magic items. Or spells. Ready to drop and drag, for free. 3) Imagine buying a PDF from Paizo and clicking a button to have maps with dynamic lighting, tokens placed, journal tabs, etc., ready like a professionally adapted Roll20 adventure. For the cost of the PDF you bought. (Thanks to FryGuy - these are available again.) 4) Imagine putting conditions on your character token, having those conditions automatically impact your character (Like if you're frightened 2, that automatically deducts from your AC, saves, attack bonuses, etc.) 5) If you have persistent damage, it rolls the damage for you and reminds you to roll your save. 6) Damage can be put on a token, absorbed by shields if needed. 7) You can roll group checks. You can roll saves for a group of monsters hit by a fireball, for instance. Not only is Foundry the best VTT to experience PF2, in my opinion, it's the best way to play the system period. [/QUOTE]

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