Golf clap.
Yakety Sax. (added in edit)
The monthly Fantasy Grounds Game Day sign-ups are up on Warhorn.
SmiteWorks has hired Adam Bradford, founder of DnDBeyond, as their Chief Development Officer.
Fantasy Grounds Academy (not a part of SmiteWorks but just a bunch of folks that are really into Fantasy Grounds) is holding an 'Introduction to Starfinder in Fantasy Grounds' class on their Discord server this May 26th (a Sunday) at 1600 UTC.
SmiteWorks has permanently reduced the cost for the Standard and Ultimate licenses to $20 and $50 respectively. Link to Announcement
Smiteworks is holding their free monthly Game Day on May 18th. Players only need a free Demo account of Fantasy Grounds to participate. Sign-ups and schedule in the Warhorn site. Only a few seats still available.
I have stopped supporting the Kbin site I had created for Fantasy Grounds Unity and have moved to the TTRPG network. This new site will be used for posting of Fantasy Grounds related information going forward.
Ending spoiler
It better meet up with its clowder at the end
Well, not from me. When money's tight, shit like this is the first to go. I have no issues skipping multiplayer on my PS system.
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing.
No. As a mostly forever GM, my recruitment pattern is the same regardless of system. However, availability and other factors may dictate how I play it (in person vs VTT).
First are friends and family. I always ask if they're interested in trying some new TTRPG especially if I know it's something they're interested in. (Newest being tried is Pokethulhu).
Second, if someone in my VTT group has indicated an interest in something, I'll reach out to them to see if they're interested or just announce I'm trying something new. If needed, and then if it's a system my VTT supports, I'll announce to the VTT population in general that I'm trying something and see if anyone is up for it.
Third, if I still haven't reached my preferred player count and the existing players don't mind, I'll post something at my local hobby store to see who's interested. Though, it almost never gets to this point.
If I actually get a chance to play, it's either family/friends or VTT. It's also usually one-shots or short adventures. I don't want to commit to a long running campaign as I usually can't commit to something that long and don't want to cause issues if/when I drop from it.
Seriously curious as to why this is getting down-voted. Is it because it's AI generated, not good, or something else?
My family, friends, local hobby store, my VTT of choice Fantasy Grounds (forums & Discord), and resources focused on FG e.g. Fantasy Grounds Academy.