Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net.

Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net.

Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net. The character/crew sheets are fantastic, so whoever made those, kudos.

However, I’m looking for pointers on how people write up CLOCKS in real time using the platform. At the table, I used dry erase note cards. The playbooks and crew sheets have a great clock widget, is there something like that for the shared digital space?

How are GMs handling this?

Thanks

7 thoughts on “Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net.”

  1. You can set up tables on roll20 that become visible clocks. If you search the g+ I think there’s actually a post somewhere on here with a guide on how to do it (I’m on mobile so I can’t search at the moment).

  2. Another option is to make images of a 4-, 6-, 8- clock at every stage of completion, and then place the appropriate image on the main screen. Kind of painful and not really worth the time, but if you really want a clock on the main space and you don’t want to freehand it, it’ll do the job.

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