So I went back to FG and really haven't looked back or regretted it one bit. However, after two years, I'd spent $240 on Roll20 and still didn't own it. And Dynamic Lighting (which is cool, but such a pain to set up and, if you over do it, will bog down Roll20 so badly that it becomes unplayable. Now with Fantasy Grounds Unity, we’ve rebuilt from the ground up, so you’ll have access to more amazing features with all the benefits of an upgraded Unity platform. Especially the scripts which automate things like FG does. Fantasy Grounds is known as the most supported virtual tabletop, with more official licenses than any other tabletop of its kind. Access to all the wonderful scripts that automate soooo many functions, lots of storage space, transmogrifier, tokens, etc. Roll20 Pro Account = $10/month with no option for one time payment. Anyone can join your game, even those with Demo version. It's a matter of taste as to which one you pick.ĮDIT: You mentioned spending money on these, so I'll give you a glimpse at my thought process:įG full 'Ultimate' edition/version = $140 one time payment OR 10/month. So bottom line (and my opinion): Both are excellent and get the job done very well. But as FG has >400000 people playing 5e so finding a group has been no issue for me. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. It's difficult to tell as they give subscriber numbers and, as we all know, that doesn't necessarily translate to players. Forum Support Forums The House of Healing - Unity Demo players hosted by Ultimate If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. I may be wrong, but I think Roll20 may have a bigger play group/audience. And since we weren't using the Integrated V/V, when we went back to FG, it didn't impact our game at all. We went with Discord and never went back. So frustrating! One session it'll work great and the next: total crap. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. My only suggestion is: Stay away from the integrated Voice/Video. If you're looking for a base experience that works great, free Roll20 is the way to go. While Roll20 is free to play, all the really cool stuff (dynamic lighting, API to automate stuff and make macros, transmogrifier, etc.) are behind a paywall.

Which is also the top subscription amount for Roll20. Some people will remark on the price of FG, but you can do a subscription for about $10/month. I prefer Fantasy Grounds as all the work is done for me in regards to PHB, MM, DMG, Adventures, Sourcebooks, etc. As I said in the previous post, I played on Roll20 for about a couple of years and have owned Fantasy Grounds since December 8th, 2004.

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