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<blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 5279257" data-attributes="member: 20741">You are not reading that right.The DM version gets two FREE guest slots. You can add more free guest slots as the DM for $10 each, or the player can just buy their own client for $10.For as many free guest slots as you have with D20 Pro, the player does not need to buy any sort of client.Cost of D20 Pro for a table of four =$50. As for why you would want it? Because it's the only VTT software that directly supports Pathfinder, the PFRPG Bestiary and the Advanced Player's Guide?Fantasy Grounds is also a solid choice. I own them both.Blah Blah Blah &gt;&gt;Maptool&lt;&lt; : For the most part in life, you get what you pay for. For creating a map? Maptool is handy if somewhat difficult to use software. But For running a virtual tabletop game? FG and D20 Pro are both superior, imo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steel_Wind, post: 5279257, member: 20741"] You are not reading that right. The DM version gets two FREE guest slots. You can add more free guest slots as the DM for $10 each, or the player can just buy their own client for $10. For as many free guest slots as you have with D20 Pro, the player does not need to buy any sort of client. Cost of D20 Pro for a table of four[B] =[/B][COLOR=SandyBrown][B]$50[/B][/COLOR]. As for why you would want it? Because it's the only VTT software that directly supports Pathfinder, the PFRPG Bestiary and the Advanced Player's Guide? [I]Fantasy Grounds[/I] is also a solid choice. I own them both. [I]Blah Blah Blah >>Maptool<<[/I] : For the most part in life, you get what you pay for. For creating a map? Maptool is handy if somewhat difficult to use software. But For running a virtual tabletop game? FG and D20 Pro are both superior, imo. [/QUOTE]

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