Good chat.Other: none.
I'm curious, what did this add to the conversation?Other: none.
This is a legitimate danger! My group is virtual. They used to play in person pre-Covid, but went virtual and stayed that way which actually allowed me to join since I'm not local to them. They use Zoom/DungeonFog. Being the geek that I am, I investigated and tried out Roll20 when I had an opportunity to GM for them. Then I discovered Foundry, and I love it. There is, however, an incredible temptation to "model railroad" the hell out of maps and to use all sorts of modules and whatnot. I'm trying to dial myself back, but the temptation is there. (And I'm a 50+ year-old, non video-gamer, so I can't even blame the urge on youth or habit.)
Owlbear Rodeo for me because I don't need or even want the VTT to do anything fancy. A map I can move tokens around on is enough for me. Any time my group used anything more complicated the game would always get bogged down by people trying to figure out how to use some feature we didn't actually need.
Most likely the DDB Encounter builder tool. That's how I did it when we played on Roll20 with Beyond20 to connect our DDB character sheets and other assets.We use Roll20 with the Beyond20 browser extension for DDB character sheet integration.
If that sounds like gibberish: Roll20 for maps/tokens, then the Beyond20 extension lets our DDB character sheets roll in the Roll20 chat log. Not sure where the DM tracks monsters.
It added an option not given in the poll.I'm curious, what did this add to the conversation?
Yeap, it was an A and B option and you just had to C your way into it.It added an option not given in the poll.
? It literally adds nothing to help people wondering about vtts.It added an option not given in the poll.