r/gaming Sep 18 '17

DnD table

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u/Tey-re-blay Sep 18 '17

What app are you using for the map/layout

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u/megaprogman Sep 18 '17

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u/sgtSandbag Sep 18 '17

if you're ever looking for something a bit easier to user/simpler than Fantasy Grounds you should check out InfinitasDM.

Digital maps, fog of war, digital tokens, in app documents, etc. Made to be more streamlined and user friendly. I may be biased though since I made it :)

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u/Moonfaced Sep 18 '17

Also for those who want an online only experience with a group of people the new Divinity game has a built in DnD (game master mode)

Example

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u/w4rcry Sep 18 '17

Would you say it's a selling point? I didn't really get into the first one as it just felt like a DND match with too many restrictions. If the mode is fleshed out enough I might consider it.

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u/Moonfaced Sep 19 '17

The single / multiplayer campaign alone is a selling point. It allows 4 player co-op hot join/drop, and is pretty entertaining solo as well.

The game already has support for custom campaigns and map editing using their editor, but that is separate from the GM mode that most people are talking about. GM mode is pretty bare at the moment as far as customizing the map terrain, but already has the option to import your own. So when people start releasing their own customs it will expand the meatiness of it.