Greetings adventurers and game masters worldwide! Today, I'm excited to introduce you to Quick Maps, a brand new feature that has just...

Hello, tabletop enthusiasts! We are diving into another engaging walkthrough of Fantasy Grounds Unity, and guess what? I have some new...

Hello, tabletop enthusiasts and devoted game masters! Today, we are diving into the latest Fantasy Grounds update and exploring some...

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Giving Fantasy Grounds Virtual Tabletop as a gift can be a thoughtful and practical present for someone who enjoys tabletop roleplaying games. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to go about gifting a Fantasy Grounds license: Purchase a Copy : Visit the Fantasy Grounds website or Steam which sells digital software. Navigate to the section where you can purchase Fantasy Grounds products. This is often found in the "Store" or "Shop" section of the website. Choose the ruleset,

Fantasy Grounds, Roll20, and Foundry VTT are three popular virtual tabletop (VTT) platforms used for playing tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs). Each has its own set of features and advantages, making them suitable for different preferences and needs. Here's a comparison of these platforms: Fantasy Grounds : *Automation and Rules Support: Fantasy Grounds is known for its extensive automation and rule enforcement, making it an excellent choice for systems like D&D 5th Editi

Fantasy Grounds VTT is a popular virtual tabletop (VTT) platform designed for online roleplaying games (RPGs). Fantasy Grounds started in 2004 with more than 400,000 users worldwide. I have been using the software since 2018. Here are several reasons for you to use it for your online gaming sessions: 1. Rich Features : Fantasy Grounds offers a comprehensive suite of tools and features tailored to RPGs. It includes character sheets, dice rolling, maps, combat management, rul

Our Last Show Together- Fantasy Grounds Friday #187 In Loving Memory of David Middleton Grief is a hard word and even harder state. No two people experience it the same. I lost my significant other on November 20th, 2021 from Covid. I was fortunate, we were able to say those final "I love you" before they were put into an induced coma. I am a better person having known and loved my partner. We were good for and to each other. So, here I am dealing with a loss. The logical