Roll20 Alternatives?

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Foundry Virtual Tabletop

A lot of people are recommending Foundry VTT, but it has a steeper, more technical learning curve than Roll20. However, If you want something with an easer learning curve. I suggest Owlbear Rodeo, which is basically just a simple battle map tool. Or PlayRole which is still in early access, but is shaping up to be a less map focused VTT.

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D&D Beyond

AboveVTT for D&D, absolutely, if you already have material on dndbeyond.com -- it's always seemed a common-sense solution to utilize the existing digital WotC collection, and AboveVTT does so brilliantly.

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Miro

I use Zoom (paid probably should shift) and miro.com (free) as the virtual tabletop, you can upload a map and images the players can move round everyone can see everyone else's pointer so they can gesture and you can keep multiple maps by zooming into different areas.

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Shmeppy

We use Shmeppy https://shmeppy.com/ and Discord as our solution. It is system neutral and we've used it with a few different games, including "mostly systemless" oneshots.

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Owlbear Rodeo

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