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Yes! It’s a completely rewritten version of DungeonFog, a battlemap editor for tabletop roleplaying games. Source: about 1 year ago
I *really* liked dungeonfog.com and subscribed for a few months while we were doing online gaming. E. Source: almost 2 years ago
DungeonFog has a ton of SciFi assets and has a few deck plans in the public library. Source: over 2 years ago
Personally I love Dungeonfog (https://dungeonfog.com). Source: over 2 years ago
Not directly what you want, but I’m the developer of DungeonFog, a TTRPG map editor. We have a ton of Fantasy maps in our public gallery, created by our users. You can easily copy them into your account, optionally adjust them and then export them as an image. Most don’t have any markings, but if they do you can simply remove them before exporting. Source: over 2 years ago
So I added the pdf for the player rulebook, monster manual, and command cheatsheet for the avrae discord bot found on dndbeyond.com as a tool to help run games through discord. Basically my idea was to create a DM or DM tool that could generate a story for you to play or generate the materials you would than use as a DM. Source: 5 months ago
Read? Most anything having to do with the class and race/species you want to play in addition to some of the basic rules. dndbeyond.com/how-to-play-dnd can potentially be a great resource so long as you are playing the 5th Edition of the game. It WILL seem like a daunting amount of information, but it is manageable if you limit what you learn to the necessities and learn the rest as you play. If you click on that... Source: 10 months ago
I have a lot of these in hard book formats, but since I want to run adventures using dndbeyond.com it is going to be a good time to pick the digital versions, plus I can share all these with members of my champaigns for free. Source: 10 months ago
There are countless videos on YouTube around how they play at the tabletop, but I think the best place to start would actually be dndbeyond.com. You will be locked to the basics, but you can get an idea from character building there because you can create characters and see how stats impact rolls and explore class features. Source: 10 months ago
If you haven't played before, all are welcome and we will help get you up to speed and as always, make sure everyone has a good time at the end of each sessions. You won't have to buy anything if you don't want to to start with. Here is a link to the basic rules you can look over to get a feel for the rules and what game play is like. You don't have to memorize everything as we will take it slow and will help... Source: 10 months ago
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