Lots of folks are using the PDFs of the maps to import into d20pro (or whatever online software they have) and are playing virtually. Liz here at the office has been running a group of us through our Jade Regent AP this way and it's been great.

We removed another post. This is not the place for that discussion. It may be time to step away from the keyboard for a little while.

Jeff...Okay, d20pro? Don't laugh but I've never heard of it! I just did a quick search and it looks great. It also looks free? As I've just rediscovered my passion for D&D (thank you Pathfinder) I'm finding out a lot about how things have changed over the years. I've been under the impression that a good virtual platform is missing.

Anyway, that would be a great use of the map PDFs. I'm green with envy that you guys have such a good group :)

Seeing as Skull and Shackles are already on this list, and most of Jade Regent, are you looking at increasing the size of your print runs? Please? Because it's painful to see items that I want but can't afford right now, and know that by the time my finances improve it might be too late because they'll all be gone.

Seeing as Skull and Shackles are already on this list, and most of Jade Regent, are you looking at increasing the size of your print runs? Please? Because it's painful to see items that I want but can't afford right now, and know that by the time my finances improve it might be too late because they'll all be gone.

Yes, we are looking at increasing our print runs. We keep a very close watch on the print sizes and run rates of all the products, but in particular the adventure paths and RPG hardcovers.

We don't like them going out of print this quickly either, I assure you.

Jeff...Okay, d20pro? Don't laugh but I've never heard of it! I just did a quick search and it looks great. It also looks free? As I've just rediscovered my passion for D&D (thank you Pathfinder) I'm finding out a lot about how things have changed over the years. I've been under the impression that a good virtual platform is missing.

Anyway, that would be a great use of the map PDFs. I'm green with envy that you guys have such a good group :)

d20pro is not free, but there is a trial license.

Roll20.net and MapTool are free.

There are other VTTs as well, both free and commercial, but d20pro, roll20 and MapTool are probably the cream of the crop.

Thanks for the info, Evil. I had not heard of any of these VVTs.

Also, Pygon, a regular poster here on the boards made a free VTT a little while back. I've used it before, but it's been a while, so I'm sure there are some upgrades since then.

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Adam...thanks! What a nice skill set to have. I'll just make a virtual D&D game. Amazing. Will check it out.

Nice to look at the past couple of lists like this, including this one, and say, thank God, I do not have to go through that again! lol. I spent so much two lists ago, lol, but well worth it. Now I do not have to worry anymore. Here's to everybody able to complete that elusive collection.