Great online D&D is possible! 

Dude, thanks for your time and effort that you put into making these awesome and helpful videos! Me and my buds were thinking for a long time about playing online and I really think this video will be a turning point for us!

i’ve been an actual play watcher for a long time and i’m finally getting to well…. actually playing (and dming for my group) and your videos have been so helpful. incredible quality!! thank you. we are playing in person but now i feel like i can pull off online if we ever have to go that route for scheduling reasons.

The algorithm god have blessed me with a fantastic new channel for Dnd, keep it up dude!!

A setup video would be great. I liked this a lot

I've actually been using Tabletop simulator on steam for D&D & other table top roleplaying games for a couple years now and it's always served me well.

Your videos are always of such high quality! Great job!

Would definitely love a video of setup tips. Our online play is pretty much limited to a grid with minimal icons, a digital dice roller, and a voice chat

Handsome ahh mf

The RU-vid chaos lords finally saw fit to share you with me. So glad they did. Great channel. Subscription and alerts set! Thanks for the high quality and tone. Great content!

"Wonderful channel the algorithm threw me at my face. You earned a new sub!! Oh, if you want a tip, maybe adding some background music would help improve the quality of your videos a step up. Btw, I love how you skip those 10-minute markers and make the video length as long as it needs to be. Thanks!"

I'd definitely like a video about setups :D

I’ve been playing RPGs with my college buddies for about a decade now. I agree with most/all you’ve put forward here. Our sessions are shorter (1-1.5hrs), we don’t do long set ups, combats are streamlined, we use real dice (aaps are just slower), we have video on unless the connection is slow/buggy. We however don’t use a VTT as we’re all old school theatre of the mind, although we’ll use various maps and visual tools when the occasion requires it.

Congrats on the 1k subs man!! Would love to have you at my table one of these days, or vice versa! Ever thought about doing an Actual Play?

Thank you so much for the suggestion of Owlbear rodio, I spent some time looking at it and its exactly what Ive been looking for, im so excited to show it to my players

Jesus Christ! Your content is freaking amazing! So underrated

Thank you for the advice! I'm going to share this with my DM, so we can try it out. Since I moved to a different city, I've been in an online game, but I always seem to zone out during the sessions, waiting for it to end. I really want to play D&D, but there aren't any groups in my area, so online is kindof my only choice. But I always get so distracted when playing online! So thanks again for these tips. I appreciate you :D

Carl with the doorbell and barks made my dogs freak out.

Some thoughts on VTT from a newbie GM with newbie Players, due to location only playing online, 2 of my players in never meet: For my group VTT is a double edged sword. I feel like my players directly switch from D&D to a "computer game" mindset, moving their tokens (also using owlbear rodeo) pixel by pixel to get line of sight, asking about doodads on the map, counting pixels for distances and so on. It seams I can partially counteract this by describing a room first before removing the fog of war and I'm trying to avoid to artistic maps and stick to simpler maps e.g. made with dungeonscawl.

Owl Bear Rodeo is great! Do you use the updated one or the original 1.0?

I’d love to know how you port music through your call!

You can also use the text chat to "interrupt" or have players ask to speak

What a handsome ahhh man 😍