I love using J Paranoia. It adds a lot to the game, in my opinion.
edited 26th Oct '10 6:58:02 PM by Roundy210
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That's unfortunately a little too specific, as I intend to play mostly D&D, maybe some Scion and Exalted.
Right now my plan is to use Maptools. Anyone else familiar with it?
edited 27th Oct '10 12:42:41 AM by Ezekiel
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Here is a comprehensive list of virtual tabletop software, and even a link to a feature comparison chart for some of the most popular virtual tabletop programs:
http://www.battlegroundsgames.com/links.html#anchor6
If you found this information useful, please take a look at Battlegrounds (my own creation) by going here:
http://www.battlegroundsgames.com/nutshell.html
edited 27th Oct '10 3:22:49 PM by heruca
You can also try rpol.net if you are looking to play tabletop games online.
I am a ST on a World of Darkness tabletop chat, so... it happens.
"The secret we should never let the gamemasters know is that they don't need any rules." - E. Gary Gygax
Is anyone here familiar with a variety of virtual tabletop software? Right now, there are a lot of games I want to run, and I have nothing more effective than AIM to run them with. I used to use OpenRPG but the program kept crashing. I'm looking at Glittercomm presently, dunno yet. Anyone got a recommendation?
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