RPG Stories
RPG STORIES ON DISCORD
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About the GameRPG Stories is a 3D Virtual Tabletop featuring a massive World Builder that provides you with 3D Assets, Heroes, and Monsters for all kinds of RPGs; Fantasy, Modern, and Sci-fi, to create your quests AND play online with your party. Everything you need, all-in-one software!
We know you are tired of spending hours preparing your TT RPG sessions. That’s why RPG Stories comes with an awful lot of Auto-Building features and pre-made maps!
RPG Stories supports all Eras of RPGs allowing you to play your favorite games.
No more 3rd party text pads. We provide you with journals, a note system, handouts, and everything you need in order to compose your quests within RPG Stories.
When asked if we have Fog of War, we answer that this won’t be enough. RPG Stories will have all the well-known VTT Features like Fog of War, Dynamic Lights, Weather System, Light Sources, 3D Dice, Environmental Lighting, and…well the list is vast!
Our dream is to deliver a 3D VTT where you will be able to customize everything. Feel free to change the textures, upload your own models, upload 2D images, upload SFX or music… even allow you to homebrew any ruleset.
We really want RPG Stories to become the Community’s VTT and that is why we made the following decisions:
1. We provide you with two versions. The GM’s Version, and the Player’s Version, which will be a lot cheaper.
2. All our exports (2D, 3D, Video, Quest File) will always be Commercial-Free.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
It's capable of making beautiful maps, but be aware that the camera controls are absolute $H!T. REALLY not designed for a laptop, which most of the people I know use instead of a desktop. Plenty of pre-formed structures to use, but good luck actually managing to put anything inside of them, especially if there's more than one level. That said, if you understand that you're occasionally going to want to throw the computer out the window, I'd recommend it.
Steam User 1
One of the better VTT I have used. The graphics and building is easy. I think they need to add a few other features e.g., GM Dice Roll not posted in Chat, GM control Monsters/etc in Online Game. Overall it is great and would recommend to use, I hope they continue to update and add new features.
Steam User 1
Was already pretty easy to slap maps together across different era's/genre's, Recently added VTT export made it even better, playing with foundry and not having to re-map the walls/windows/doors was fantastic, App deserves more attention for what all can be done with it
Steam User 1
Pros:
- RPG Stories returns a tremendous value for your money when compared against other products in this field. It can do just about everything Talespire, Dungeon Alchemist, Foundry, Owlbear Rodeo and Roll20 can do fresh out of the box. It does it all fairly well and in some instances much better.
- The assets library and assets and demos available in the community are fairly plentiful.
- RPG Stories is not pigeon-holed into only supporting fantasy. Sci-Fi, horror, Cyberpunk and modern assets are plentiful and everything is done with a very realistic style.
-The ability to export to UVTT format and import 2D assets can transform this into a pretty cool 2D VTT with 3D VFX and assets.
-The journal feature and scene setting, along with a built in fog of war, allow you to make full modules and run them all from one program. Players can join in with a demo version if you host as the GM.
The UI experience is fairly intuitive. You won't want to claw your eyeballs out trying to figure out how to do anything like you would in Fantasy Grounds Unity.
Cons:
- While RPG Stories can do just about everything, there are a few things it can't do or doesn't do as well as other platforms.
- As a map builder, RPG Stories is great, one of the best in class even, but it is slightly outclassed by Dungeon Alchemist for making maps. Granted, DA is NOT a full featured VTT and doesn't really do anything but maps. Since RPG stories has it's own procedural map builder, the comparison must be made. The biggest gap between DA and RPGS in this regard is the inability to raise terrain. You can get there in RPG stories through the clever use of assets, but it's not as graceful as DA.
- RPGS doesn't really have great audio support. This is common for the genre, but you'll find yourself needing Discord or something else to coordinate with others.
Overall I highly recommend the product. I will be transitioning my next campaign from the current tech stack of four different platforms to just RPGS and Discord. This was a great grab.