Paizo pulls official licensing for Archives of Nethys, WotC gives dates for the next DnD Encounters season, and Roll20 now supports maps with built-in dynamic lighting. 

D&D Beyond Drops backlash gets an official response, Barnes & Noble leaks a new DnD book, Alchemy RPG gives new GMs a stage with actual play weekend, and Humble Bundle brings lots of goodies. 

Fantasy Grounds and Alchemy offer free options for users, Dungeon Dudes and Ghost in the Shell hit Kickstarter, and we get a tiny update on Netflix’s in-development DnD show. 

While there are several excellent options available, Roll20 emerges as the best choice for running W5 due to its accessibility, robust features, and more.

Vontent farm Valnet purchased gaming site Polygon causing layoffs, Roll20 began integrating Demiplane, a new Deathmatch Island expansion released, and Pathfinder put out an Asian Fantasy Humble Bundle.

The best VTT for Star Trek: Adventures should be able to accommodate the STA 2d20 system, record key currencies of the game (Momentum, Threat, and Determination), and accurately reproduce iconic Star Trek settings and aesthetics to keep the universe consistent. 

So you want to run some Call of Cthulhu online and you’re looking for the best virtual tabletop to use?

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