Roll20-character-sheets Alternatives

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• Weekly Questions Thread
  reddit.com/r/DnD | 2021-03-05

  https://roll20.net/ - Free Online Board/Dice Roller. Most online Groups use this

  reddit.com/r/DnD | 2021-02-27

  https://roll20.net/ - Free Online Board/Dice Roller. Most online Groups use this

• [Online][5e][PST] Looking For One More Player for a Weekly Humblewood campaign; weekly, Wednesday 8-11 PM PST (Beginner-friendly)
  reddit.com/r/lfg | 2021-03-04

  VTT: Roll20

• [5E][6:30 PST][Saturday[Online] Welcome to the continent of Nehorath!
  reddit.com/r/lfg | 2021-02-28

  Free account on ROll20.net

• Player Pulls a Knife On Me During My First Session
  reddit.com/r/rpghorrorstories | 2021-02-27

  I've had decent luck on roll20.net but it can be a real crapshoot.

• People of reddit, what is an obscure thing (an item to buy, a web-comic, a game, etc.) you found online that you loved so much you felt the need to tell people about?
  reddit.com/r/AskReddit | 2021-02-27

  DnD Gaming

• 'I Have a Scheme'
  reddit.com/r/dndmemes | 2021-02-25

  Roll20

• I have no friends and am super lonely. What should I do?
  reddit.com/r/relationship_advice | 2021-02-23

  join a D&D group somewhere. roll20.net, dndbeyond.com, they're a bunch of weirdos but you'll have a lot of fun. :)

• Tools to make and play my own D&D digitally?
  reddit.com/r/worldbuilding | 2021-02-23

  I imagine Roll20 (or any virtual tabletop software, really) could do the second one -- it's generally used for running D&D type games online. It should be able to do the character sheet stuff as well, but I've never really dealt with the character sheet creation part of Roll20.

• Which Books are most important?
  reddit.com/r/DMAcademy | 2021-02-20

  The monster manual is the most important one, because that actually gives you the statblocks for monsters, as well as some lore around them. It's also really nice to flip through, as the images themselves grant a lot of inspiration. Websites like Roll20 and dndbeyond have virtual databases of this stuff though, which are much nicer to search and sort through (though admittedly, you lose out on the pictures, and some of the lore). I use these online databases almost exclusively; I only ever open up my reference books like twice a year, and that's only for a specific monster I can't find online readily.

• Is there a way to view the source of what I just sent to chat from a character sheet?
  reddit.com/r/Roll20 | 2021-02-20

  The source code should be on GitHub. You can only view it within Roll20 if you have a Pro account. https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets

• Weekly Questions Megathread February 15 To
  reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e | 2021-02-19

  Roll20 - I first used Roll20 nearly a decade ago and when the pandemic hit and our game shifted online I logged back in to find that almost nothing had changed. Having no major advancements in a decade isn't a great thing. It's very barebones compared to the others. It's free but so is Astral. The owners of the site have not had especially good relationships with the community and one of them is the owner of one of the most downvoted comments on reddit after some BS they tried.

• Looking for a dnd grouo
  reddit.com/r/Edinburgh | 2021-02-15

  Also search on roll20.net/

• Reccomend Me An Engine / Assets for my Card Game
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-02-15

  Like Roll20 for example?

• Weekly Question Thread: Ask questions here – February 08, 2021
  reddit.com/r/dndnext | 2021-02-12

  You can access it either in a game where you loaded it in, or you can also use the web compendium (on the main roll20.net page, select "Tools" at the top and then "Compendium" from the dropdown menu)