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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kichwas" data-source="post: 9595381" data-attributes="member: 891">Yeah this is a major point not just for an IP jealous company like GW. But any small house wanting to ensure it doesn't lose control of it's IP to someone else's server farm and content policies. As companies change their policies or try to change contracts - that can be an issue for a publisher with smaller resources.We've seen that drama play out many times in the difference between apps you get from Apply and those you get for an Android device. Small companies are always complaining when Apple takes a bigger cut or changes a policy. On the other hand those policy changes are often to protect end user privacy - but that isn't a concern, yet, in the tRPG space.I only have familiarity with roll20, Foundry, and Fantasy Grounds. I know there are several VTTs out there for theater of the mind style games, like the 'owl-something' one. I wonder if these are also good choices for small companies wishing to ensure IP and customer 'engagement' control?</blockquote>