What tabletop software do you use?

[Lwaxy]

Just wondering. For me, it's Roll20 and Fantasy Grounds 2/3.

 

[Lindeloef]

I am using Maptool. That's the program that fulfills most of what I need out of a VT. (except the fog tool and I are at war most of the times)

I tried Roll20 and looked at the trial of Fantasy Grounds. Roll20 wasn't to my liking and FG had nothing that would justify the price for me.

 

[Lwaxy]

I got FG2 at a discount.

I don't get along with Maptool at all - can't even connect to it right now. Which is annoying since most of the Star wars one-shots I want in are run on Maptool

 

[herrozerro]

I use roll20, I am looking forward to all the new changes in the rugged reroll.

 

[Jan van Leyden]

As player in [MENTION=94712]Lindeloef[/MENTION]'s game, I'm using Maptool as well, though I'm definitely not a fan.

 

[haakon1]

Word to write adventures and write up the results/XP/treasure, setting, etc.

Excel for grid maps for my email based game.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Notes app.

 

[Serendipity]

Hexographer and wordpad, nothing else.

 

[Matchstick]

Fantasy Grounds. Just starting to explore Roll20.

I bought Fantasy Grounds way long ago (2006 maybe?) and haven't had to pay to upgrade since. At this point it's cost me pennies per session.

 

[Cherno]

I used MapTool for my D&D 4E Dark Sun campaign. I like that incredible flexibility the program offers, being able to tailor it to my exactl needs, making encounters, maps, enemies and everything just as I want without habing to compromise on the presentation. I generally like to tinker with stuff and am never satisfied with the "vanilla" version of anything, so it's a big plus, and it helps that I am fairly skilled in Photoshop to create my own tokens and environments. Otherwise I would may prefer something simpler with less choices but more user friendliness.