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<blockquote data-quote="dbm" data-source="post: 8106108" data-attributes="member: 8014"><p>We moved to playing via Fantasy Ground Unity when lockdown started in the UK. Just for info, you no longer need to bother with port forwarding on your router - it just works. </p><p></p><p>It’s really good, and supports more than just D&D. I play in a 5e campaign, and run a Savage Worlds campaign. The automation is really good on both once you understand them. Fireballing a large group of enemies is excellent, and the power implementation of Savage Worlds abilities is also cool. You do need to learn how the automation works to get the best out of it, but there is lots of online help and the community are friendly in my experience.</p><p></p><p>You can get an Ultimate license for less than $10 per month, and if the GM has one of these then the players don’t need a licence. I reckon it’s cheaper than the cost of hosting the game in my house, which I usually do for our F2F sessions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dbm, post: 8106108, member: 8014"] We moved to playing via Fantasy Ground Unity when lockdown started in the UK. Just for info, you no longer need to bother with port forwarding on your router - it just works. It’s really good, and supports more than just D&D. I play in a 5e campaign, and run a Savage Worlds campaign. The automation is really good on both once you understand them. Fireballing a large group of enemies is excellent, and the power implementation of Savage Worlds abilities is also cool. You do need to learn how the automation works to get the best out of it, but there is lots of online help and the community are friendly in my experience. You can get an Ultimate license for less than $10 per month, and if the GM has one of these then the players don’t need a licence. I reckon it’s cheaper than the cost of hosting the game in my house, which I usually do for our F2F sessions. [/QUOTE]
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