Another one not mentioned but probably will happen - DLC content for books, where “buying” the book only gives you the most basic, barebones stuff, and you have to pay extra for anything decent.
Another one not mentioned but probably will happen - DLC content for books, where “buying” the book only gives you the most basic, barebones stuff, and you have to pay extra for anything decent.
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Man, I’ve used Roll20 and it’s just…so bad.
Foundry is so much better even though it destroys my laptop lol.
Fantasy Grounds (particularly with the latest rework) is acceptable for folks that don't want to go hog-wild on personalized content.
Also, you really want to use something like Forge if you haven't set up your own server. I'm a cheap-ass, so I'm paying around $2-5/mo for an Azure server that I stood up and hosted the Foundry instance on. Doing it on your laptop is... a lot. Particularly if you've got people terming in long-distance.
At $30/mo, you're charging on par with one of those Stadia-style "unlimited games for $X/mo" plans. And even if its worth it, what they're effectively selling is just a video game. Why would I want that? I'm playing D&D to socialize, not to stare at a screen.
I'll look into fantasy grounds. thanks!