Fantasy Grounds

Fantasy Grounds is a virtual tabletop (VTT) that allows players and game masters to play tabletop roleplaying games (RPGs) online. It provides a number of tools to make the game as interactive and immersive as possible.

Fantasy Grounds is compatible with a wide range of RPGs, including Dungeons & Dragons (all editions), Pathfinder, Savage Worlds, Call of Cthulhu, and many others. GMs can also use it to run their own custom games.

Players can connect to a game by entering the IP address or hostname provided by the GM, along with a username. They can then join the game lobby and begin playing.

Fantasy Grounds provides tools for creating and managing NPCs, mapping out dungeons and other locations, tracking combat and initiative orders, organizing notes and campaign information, and much more.

Players can use Fantasy Grounds to create and manage their characters, view maps and other graphical representations of the game world, communicate with other players and the GM, roll dice, track their inventory and abilities, and more.

No, Fantasy Grounds can also be used for in-person games. Players can connect to the host computer using laptops or tablets, which allows everyone to see the same map and information in real-time.

Fantasy Grounds supports Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

Yes, Fantasy Grounds offers a demo version that can be downloaded from their website. It includes limited functionality, but provides a good idea of what the full program can do.

Yes, Fantasy Grounds has a very active online community through its official forums and social media channels. Players can share resources, ask questions, and connect with other fans of the program.

Yes, GMs need to purchase a full license for the program, which can be used to host games for any number of players. Players can use a free demo version of the program or purchase their own license if they want access to all features.