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Oct 27, 2026

MattHOST
0:42
Should be really fun.
MattHOST
0:46
So we are playing the scenario in Roll20, and the scenario is available for free.
MattHOST
0:50
So if you're interested in running the scenario for your group, you can download it for free.
MattHOST
0:55
And it has the very overview of the rules, so you'll be able to follow along.
DrewPANELIST
54:58
That's such a bummer.
PatrickHOST
55:00
I mean, worst case scenario is I can make up another Roll20 game and import it over.
PatrickHOST
55:06
It's just, it's real goofy using all these... all these character sheets because I have to kind of drag them over to open up a lot of them.
PatrickHOST
55:14
And then I think I must have dragged it on to where you had just put your token.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:16
also support us by shopping for your tabletop games, CCGs, miniatures, RPG supplies, and more to our sponsor, Noble Knight Games.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:21
Using my affiliate link for campaign, we use Roll20 for streaming.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:24
I use OBS Studio.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:26
I finally added the next adventure to my Roll20 module, which I'm pretty sure we're going to be running the affair on the Concordant Express, which is the train heist.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:39
Although I'll still need to figure out how to integrate it story-wise into our adventure.
Eric WatsonHOST
1:45
But I also want to make sure we talk a little bit more about the Finale of our current adventure, which has had many, many different pieces to it.
Eric WatsonHOST
5:29
Yeah, this art right here is really cool.
Eric WatsonHOST
5:31
It's like designed for this particular encounter, which means I really want to use this as a token.
SteviePANELIST
47:28
Where...
JosephHOST
47:30
This one looks straight out of Roll20.
SteviePANELIST
47:32
It does.
SteviePANELIST
47:32
It looks like it's very cartoony.
SteviePANELIST
47:41
And so it looks a lot less realistic.
SteviePANELIST
47:43
It looks like
DamienPANELIST
47:45
Roll20.
DamienPANELIST
47:46
It looks
Austin WalkerHOST
8:27
Our goals, as always, are to breathe life into the world and its characters, to play as heroes, to play to change and evolve, to ask questions and build on the answers, and to play to find out what happens.
Austin WalkerHOST
8:39
Um, it's been a long time since I shouted this out, but we are continuing to use the Roll20 integration, uh, developed by, uh, Morgdelane.
Austin WalkerHOST
8:45
Um, shoutouts to Morgdelane for doing that.
Austin WalkerHOST
8:47
You can tell that, uh, I'm back in my This Side of the Party sheet, um, like, prep sheet, because it has all of our pillars up top, it has, like, who to shout out, uh, etc., and so, uh, we're doing it.

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Austin WalkerHOST
72:31
That's really wild.
Austin WalkerHOST
72:32
That's fine.
Sylvi BulletPANELIST
72:32
I don't know if I've ever seen a negative roll in Roll20 before.
Sylvi BulletPANELIST
72:35
I've rolled negative on
Jeff StevensGUEST
15:48
But, yeah, trying to maintain that many as well as working with, like, your...
Jeff StevensGUEST
15:54
VTT conversion specialists for Foundry, Roll20, Shard, Fancy Grounds, now Codex and Forged Steel.
Jeff StevensGUEST
16:02
It's like there's a lot to maintain in the background and keep your head wrapped around all aspects of the systems.
Jeff StevensGUEST
16:10
and the back office details of all of this.
IanPANELIST
27:30
Um...
The Great Unclean OneHOST
27:37
Uh, it, Murderhobo, Foundry doesn't hate everybody, okay? Foundry just requires a learning curve above what the average Roll20 user just can't comprehend, okay? Foundry expects more out of you because you get more out of Foundry.
The Great Unclean OneHOST
27:52
That's, that's how you have to look at it, okay? Um,
IanPANELIST
27:55
okay.
ShaneHOST
45:37
Somebody posted a piece of art that is allegedly in the 5.5 Monster Manual.
ShaneHOST
45:45
Now, I have... a digital version of the 5.5 Monster Manual over on Roll20, because that's where me and my friends play all our games.
ShaneHOST
45:55
So I buy my stuff there.
ShaneHOST
45:58
It is a little bit difficult to peruse every single little thing that comes in the physical book, but it is there.
speaker_0NARRATOR
8:56
It takes a little longer.
Pierre WoodsGUEST
8:57
For our YouTube listeners, you could draw a little thing on the Roll20.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:02
You want me to draw a picture of a square with a room and a body in the door? I mean,
Pierre WoodsGUEST
9:06
like to give like dynamics of what he can do and where the black blood.
Connor O'NeillHOST
22:39
And I like...
Connor O'NeillHOST
22:40
Generally, I enjoy the kind of Roll20 system.
Connor O'NeillHOST
22:44
I think that that is suitable.
Connor O'NeillHOST
22:47
It can be complicated.

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