Roll20

[San]

Anyone here play in roll20? discuss?

[Yimmi]

I've used it a few times with some friend but we moved to another online platform... that I cannot remember the name right now...
Overall quite good, enjoyed it!

[Beans]

I DM and play games for/with a few friends using R20. Just returned from a holiday with a few of those friends and we managed to start and wrap up a plot I'd thrown together a few weeks in advance in which the party were tricked into clearing a "dungeon" which turned out to be a holy sanctum and the adventure was essentially them redeeming themselves for the desecration of a shrine to Moradin and upsetting many bitter dwarves. It was a lot of fun to see how they dealt with the more "grey area" characters.
I also shamelessly cameo many characters from Amia in the plots I run just due to my own familiarity, but often mention at the end of the plot that these specific characters are not mine, and I like to credit the players because it has once or twice caused said friends to buy and log into Amia.

[San]

Yeah i am guilty too of throwing in people from Amia in my homebrews.

[Arterin]

Yeah I've been a dm on it before it was fun. I use it for solo stories sometimes every now and then. Good online tabletop. I liked all the tokens and maps you could easily load.

[Galenson]

I've used it. Goes alright.

I'm quite famous for my crappy internet though, which is a problem when I'm hosting.

[Opustus]

I've used it. It's really good in some respects, like that you can download a whole preset campaign module there to play, but awful in others, mainly the infernal lagginess of it.

[Arctic]

If you trust your players I've found owlbear rodeo to be easier to use. I've found roll20 to be a bit of a mess if you want to homebrew stuff, or use things the dm might not have available since I got all my stuff on dnd beyond. There's a plugin that fixes this though.

DM's never seem to figure out the dynamic light settings, which can be annoying.