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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8096459" data-attributes="member: 20564">All of them: Zoom for video/audio.&nbsp; Worth the subscription (just one needs it).&nbsp; Discord isn't bad but nothign seems to equal Zoom for multiple people speaking at once.&nbsp; For non-D&amp;D games, that's often everything.Google Draw: For some games, we throw up images of battlemaps and everyone has a colored circle icon they can move, sometimes married with an icon to make it more a personalized token.&nbsp; (Need to share the Edit link.)&nbsp; For others we use it for &quot;crime boards&quot; where we list all of the NPCs and factions and interconnections and relationships.&nbsp; At the least, it's a place to throw up images if there's nothing else.Roll20: One of the games D&amp;D games I'm in uses Roll20.&nbsp; I've been considering if I want to move over.&nbsp; The DM has more technical issues then just Google Draw, but ti also speeds things up when character sheets are updated and such.Fantasy Grounds/MapTools:&nbsp; I haven't actually used either for a couple of years.&nbsp; Was in games on both.&nbsp; They were both okay, and have had plenty of time to advance since then.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8096459, member: 20564"] [B]All of them:[/B] Zoom for video/audio. Worth the subscription (just one needs it). Discord isn't bad but nothign seems to equal Zoom for multiple people speaking at once. For non-D&D games, that's often everything. [B]Google Draw:[/B] For some games, we throw up images of battlemaps and everyone has a colored circle icon they can move, sometimes married with an icon to make it more a personalized token. (Need to share the Edit link.) For others we use it for "crime boards" where we list all of the NPCs and factions and interconnections and relationships. At the least, it's a place to throw up images if there's nothing else. [B]Roll20:[/B] One of the games D&D games I'm in uses Roll20. I've been considering if I want to move over. The DM has more technical issues then just Google Draw, but ti also speeds things up when character sheets are updated and such. [B]Fantasy Grounds/MapTools:[/B] I haven't actually used either for a couple of years. Was in games on both. They were both okay, and have had plenty of time to advance since then. [/QUOTE]

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