Play any tabletop RPG remotely. As easy to use as your wet-erase mat: no cartographer degree required.
Roll20 Alternatives
Roll20 is described as 'The free, easy way to play tabletop games (such as pen and paper RPGs) online with others. It's completely web-based, so it runs right in your browser. It supports video and voice chat, background music, character sheets, a massive art library, and more!' and is a virtual tabletop in the games category. There are more than 50 games similar to Roll20 for a variety of platforms, including Web-based, Windows, Android, iPhone and Linux apps. The best Roll20 alternative is MapTool, which is both free and Open Source. Other Roll20 like games are Fantasy Grounds, Foundry Virtual Tabletop, DiceRight and FreeVTT.
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DiceCloud is a single-developer project started in 2014 with the aim of being a character sheet that stayed in sync between the DM and their players, and made it clear where every value in the sheet came from, and how it was calculated.


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DiceCloud vs Roll20 Comments


- DiceCloud is Free and Open Source
- DiceCloud is Customizable
Ready? Set? Dice! is a free to use combat tracker, party manager and encounter builder for the Pathfinder 2nd edition TTRPG system.
With new features being released regularly, provides players with mobile & desktop friendly platform for their game.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online


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One More Multiverse (OMM) is a place to play tabletop roleplaying games like the 5e SRD, Blades in the Dark, Yazeba's Bed and Breakfast. This usually means finding a group of 3-5 people and telling a story together, using OMM to build your character, maps, and visuals.

Seamlessly integrated with Discord, it transcribes your sessions, organizes notes, sends detailed recaps, and serves as a living archive of your world. But that’s only the beginning.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online


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A complete multiple page character sheet for a fifth edition tabletop role playing game. Also includes a character creator for quickly making characters.
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android
- Android Tablet


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- 16 WorldSmith alternatives
WorldSmith is a session prep and campaign management tool for tabletop RPG Game Masters. Build and organize sessions, then edit on the fly during play. Create and manage NPCs, monsters, items, locations, factions, shops, and quests in one workspace.

epicGM is a cross-platform tool offering features to track campaign notes, compendiums and a battle map. It brings a complete suite of tools to help you run your games smoothly so you can focus on bringing the best game experience to your friends and players!
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad


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Roll Dice in Chat, level up with our 5e character builder, and visualize the battle on our virtual battlemap!
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad


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Dungeons with friends lets you easily set up, DM, and play tabletop roleplaying games from anywhere on your mobile phone. This virtual table top is designed for asynchronous play - so you don't have to find a time that works for all of your players.
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Android
- iPhone
EpicWorldBuilder.com gives you a unified space to build worlds, design maps, run campaigns, and play online with friends without juggling multiple apps. The world-building system works like a personal Wikipedia, with pages for characters, places, items, and lore that you can...


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The Adventure Builder is a tool that helps Dungeon Masters run Dungeon and Dragons campaigns.


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DiceCloud only tracks some character sheet details; Roll20 offers all sorts of tools to assist gameplay, from handout tracking and sound effects board to featureful tabletop simulation and all sorts of aids for gameplay mechanics, from ability and skill checks, to combat rolls, and even spell casting… these two tools are not remotely comparable.