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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8106271" data-attributes="member: 6796661">You might also want to check out Role.&nbsp; Currently it is in early access for Kickstarter backers (<a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/role/role-a-new-kind-of-platform-for-the-rpg-community" target="_blank">Role: A New Kind of Platform For The RPG Community</a>).I think that this might be a great option for those that do not need or want all the bells and whistles of more feature-rich VTTs.&nbsp; Or, maybe, better said, want a tool that focuses less on having every VTT feature and automation and which instead focuses on making an intuitive and pleasant design, that has excellent video conferencing built in, a character sheet that gets out of your way but is easy to pull up the info you need when you need it, simple rolling, and a dead simple virtual battlemap feature.It is not going to scratch the itch of those who want fog of war, line of sight, lighting, and heavy automation.&nbsp; But for those who want to play game virtually, with easy to use character sheets and virtual-battlmaps, it is worth watching. Best way I can describe it is to imagine Zoom added some TTRPG features. First and formost it is a web-conferencing platform, but one made for running games.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 8106271, member: 6796661"] You might also want to check out Role. Currently it is in early access for Kickstarter backers ([URL="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/role/role-a-new-kind-of-platform-for-the-rpg-community"]Role: A New Kind of Platform For The RPG Community[/URL]). I think that this might be a great option for those that do not need or want all the bells and whistles of more feature-rich VTTs. Or, maybe, better said, want a tool that focuses less on having every VTT feature and automation and which instead focuses on making an intuitive and pleasant design, that has excellent video conferencing built in, a character sheet that gets out of your way but is easy to pull up the info you need when you need it, simple rolling, and a dead simple virtual battlemap feature. It is not going to scratch the itch of those who want fog of war, line of sight, lighting, and heavy automation. But for those who want to play game virtually, with easy to use character sheets and virtual-battlmaps, it is worth watching. Best way I can describe it is to imagine Zoom added some TTRPG features. First and formost it is a web-conferencing platform, but one made for running games. [/QUOTE]

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