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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9856354" data-attributes="member: 6804070">The Rise of VTTsSure, playing in person is great. But the rise of VTTs and now with 2 of the top 3 free to play their ability to sustain and expand the player base is great. With VTTs I've been able to play with people in Asia, Europe, the Med, and across the US that I would never be able to play with in person. There is no travel time, no need to finish a fight before calling it for a night, no need to leave a table occupied with mini's and a map. Automated book keeping that's not possible at the table. The ability to jump into pick up games with an hour's notice (or less). The ability to use millions of different maps, tokens, and other graphics at virtually no cost because their is no need to print them out. And access to tens of millions (or billions?) of other graphics for small costs via paid sites, Patreons, etc.The Ease of Self-Publishing and SharingPortals such as DriveThruRPG and others have made it even easier to share and find individual creator content. Along with this is the ease in which one can now create high quality RPG content. And then share it with the world with ease that has really never been feasible before.</blockquote>