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Which one would be best used in conjunction with at the table play? (Not nearly as important as most games I'm playing are online, but something I want to future proof for as I've seen some interest) Base Foundry has the same problem with other VTTs when it comes to in-person play. It's awkward to use and it ain't fun prodding on your laptops when your friends are in front of you. However, this is where Foundry's modularity comes into play. You can disable the player GUI entirely using modules and apply a "shared" vision for all players. This allows for gameplay over a large display such as a TV. There is also a very nerdy way to use a sensor to interact with real life miniatures and have those miniatures update Foundry's line of sight depending on where you place your minis (it's called Material Plane). I've tried playing in person, with my laptop screen facing me and a player screen containing 4 shared tokens in one player account and it worked surprisingly well for A Wild Sheep Chase.