Still, my favorite aspect of Roll20 is the dynamic lighting capability.
You can see the entire contents of ‘Curse of Strahd’ available in the table of contents to the right. The popup window contains the book text where this map is located. Here is the corresponding original isometric map that is in the ‘Curse of Strahd’ book. Curse of Strahd is full of beautiful isometric maps of Castle Revenloft, and while Roll20 included all of these, they also generated Roll20 exclusive top-down maps of the castle! These top-down maps of Ravenloft were created exclusively for this ‘Curse of Strahd’ on Roll20 release. The Curse of Strahd on Roll20 conversion even includes maps not in the original. Screen shot from ‘Curse of Strahd’ on Roll20. The entire contents of Curse of Strahd are available in the Roll20 release, including a virtual tarokka deck, rollable tables of all shapeshifters, a live gothic trinkets table, deck of illusions, and more! Here the DM has dealt three tarokka cards and we are viewing one of them. The virtual tabletop format allows you to play with a geographically disperse group of players through the use of a shared online tabletop, allowing the dungeon master to display to each player what she wants them to see, and allows players to manipulate their tokens and roll dice virtually. While available in book form, Roll20 brings this campaign into the 21st century providing all the materials in virtual tabletop form. Curse of Strahdis a D&D campaign produced by Wizards of the Coast that will take you on a new but nostalgic journey back into the ever popular Castle Ravenloft.
With the introduction of D&D’s Curse of Strahdon Roll20, they continue their trend of bringing high-quality content to the virtual tabletop.
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