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Online gaming continues to go pretty smoothly.
Enjoying some fun one shots via Roll20. In this adventure our mercenary group was tasked with delivering a super weapon. You know it’s super because its developed by the most talented Goblin Weapon Technicians. I use capitalization because that was literally the NPCs name, Goblin Weapon Technician 12. Happy to report that our party was successful, despite the dragonborn army’s attempts to intercept us.
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Gaming on Roll20 is evil because it has convinced me to try to code in the hopes of making it marginally easier to handle multiple creatures (my character, his mount, and his two familiars). It is even more evil because I am going to do this and try to teach everyone else how to use macros to streamline the process.
Roll20 character sheets complicated and messy, or at least the way I'm doing it is. So many "core" entries to make.
Hey friends and fans, sorry for the lack of updates as of late. Just been busy and I am not a very good blogger.
So what’s new? Well, I have been busy working on commissions and other projects. I can’t really share too much on those, but I started playing DnD lately, and we use an online map system. So I drew up a character picture and token.
I’m going to try my best to update this frequently. I need to probably take time and make this my main focus of information updating.
Pathfinder Players Meet "Combat Manager"
Pathfinder Players Meet “Combat Manager”
It isn’t often I come across software that is truly free to use, yet still finds a way to be both remarkable and robust. That’s what makes the under-discovered indie program “Combat Manager,” by developer Kyle Olson, a diamond in the rough. Monster combat made easy. (Yikes! Lookout Rath! …I told you I’d get you.) This deceivingly simple program serves as a digital combat matrix that seamlessly…
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Roll20CON Announced – June 3rd 2016!
Roll20CON Announced – June 3rd 2016!
The staff over at Roll20.net has announced that they’re hosting their first online gaming convention! For those of you not familiar with Roll20.net, it’s a free platform for role-playing games that players can use from anywhere, and play together online. …and it’s booming! Roll20 has only bolstered its already strong community since its kick-starter funded launch. They’ve done this by putting…
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Roll20 Photoshop Token
This is a photoshop file (PSD) for quickly creating PNG tokens for roll20.net.
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by EpicLevelSorcerer
Recently I have gotten into a website called Roll20.net, it is a platform for those who want to play Dungeons and dragons but dont time to get people together or transportation or even all the materials to do it with. I am setting up a game and all I need now are more players, right now we have three for sure and a maybe on one more, that would only be four people and that is a bit small. I would like to have at least five or six as that is the most comfortable amount of players without going overboard. Now I would prefer that you knew or were eager to learn Dungeons and Dragons if you want to join, it is rather easy though there are more ad
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Online Play - Roll20 Basics for Players
Online Play – Roll20 Basics for Players
I am relatively new to on-line play. I had an overwhelming experience the first time I played PFS on-line at Roll20.net. More experienced players were running prewritten commands called macros and I felt like I was left in the dust doing everything manually. I did a little research and I’ll share here what I learned and where I learned it.
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Roll20 Basics and How Commands Work
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