FANTASY GROUNDS CAN WE SHARE ADDONS SOFTWARE

It is great for pick-me up games and has a good international customer base so I can find one-off games in most time zones.

Roll20 is great as a player and has worked in every country I've tried to access it from, including countries in the mid-east and Asia. I liked FG Classic okay and an subscribed to Fantasy Ground Unity for a few months when I was in the USA, thinking I would host games with in in the US and just use it to share maps via Google Meet when overseas, but FGU was too unstable and I gave up on it. I have to use a 3G connection on my cell phone with a VPN, which will allow me to play, but there is no way I could run a game. When overseas, Fantasy Ground is almost unusable in the areas I work due to bandwidth and restrictions on the FG game-hosting platform. I've used Fantasy Grounds and Roll20 as a player. I think many people would find Map Tool frustrating to set up. It is open source and has frameworks for various games but they are created and maintained by volunteers.

But setting it up for an on-line VTT experience with each player controlling their own tokens is a pain and requires players installing software on their computers. It is one of the few VTT tools that I can run unplanned, improv sessions with. With very little prep I can find a map, open it with fog of war, and find and place tokens. I can access hundreds of maps and thousands of tokens and quickly search and filter on this. For in-person games or for just sharing maps and GM-moved tokens with a screen share, it is great. I didn't use it to really host games in the traditional sense, but instead to share a map and reveal it as the party explored. Map Tool was my main go to for some time.

FANTASY GROUNDS CAN WE SHARE ADDONS SOFTWARE

Fantasy grounds can we share addons