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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ForumFerret" data-source="post: 6419236" data-attributes="member: 26489">Perigorn, what size TV is that? Looks like you're just laying it flat on the table, with minis on top?My own usage works like so for now: Laptop facing me, with a large LCD monitor on the other side facing the players; this functions as DM Screen, and also allows me to use Roll20 to show the players scenery, a campaign Map (which starts out blank, and gradually has more and more detail added as they discover places/things), NPC and important monster portraits, and local minimaps (towns and dungeons), and artifacts like wanted posters, notes, etc.  I run both the DM and Player Roll20 instances from two different browsers, although in most cases I use a single token on the Dungeon maps to indicate the location of the main party.  Combat is played out on a physical dry-erase hex or grid map with miniatures. I use my iPhone to send and receive private notes from my players, and also use <a href="http://www.tabletopaudio.com" target="_blank">www.tabletopaudio.com</a> for aural ambience. My players seem to like the set up, although I need to keep an eye on woot; my current player-facing monitor is a rather large and clunky 28" LCD, and a thinner/lighter/smaller one would be a less intrusive barrier.</blockquote>