Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Twitchy_Tumbler 06-02-07, 07:14 PM	I've heard many people talking about doing dnd over the internet with general voice over ip type programs and such, with different map pack and dice rolling software that lets people interact with each other at the same time and the like. I have tried downloading some of these programs too, but most of them are not really made for the everyday Joe Schmoe. So 2 main questions here. 1.) Does anyone know a really good widely used combination of dnd-playing-over-the-internet programs, and 2.) Would there be anyone on these forum boards who would like to guide me and perhaps a few others in a weekly game routine/ campaign type thing? I know this is kinda a repost, but the other articles are just confusing and mostly incomplete with their answers, so this is gonna be the definitive one people! :w00t:
Keyar81 06-02-07, 08:15 PM	Openrpg and webrpg are two that i know of, never used open rpg, but i used to use webrpg and it worked well.
Tempest Stormwind 06-02-07, 08:16 PM	http://openrpg.digitalxero.net/wiki/index.php?page=Online+RPG+Tool+Compariso ns Take your pick. (I use OpenRPG.)
Keyar81 06-02-07, 08:25 PM	After taking a quick look at Openrpg it seems to have many similarities to webrpg, but is still being developed to a degree, and has some better features, like map fog etc.
Twitchy_Tumbler 06-02-07, 10:09 PM	Looking at that first website it seems to me that the RPTools 1 is the easiest Jow Schmoe one to use... but regardless... on to the second part of my question. Calling all bored dnd'ers!!! When you're moved away from your college dnd team over the summer or just between sessions, gimmie a pm to maybe set up a virtual tabletop play session. I wana try this jazz out!! :D