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Roll20 Prepping a game Tutorial

Setting up a D&D 5e one shot in roll20 A practical example in Dungeons and Dragons 5 edition system of how to get started with your session one shot prep in Roll 20. The video doesn’t contain information on actually running a session. If this video does well, I would consider making on for running a game in roll 20. Links to the module that was used for demonstration https://www.dmsguild.com/product/1703... https://www.dmsguild.com/product/1717... Time Stamps Setting Up Pages 1:32 Getting the map setup 3:06 Switching pages 7:07 Gm Layer 8:29 Visibility (fog of war) 9:06 Adding a token from the compendium 11:40 Modifying a compendium token 13:19 Moving tokens to another layer 15:40 Creating you own Creatures/NPCs 17:00 Adding custom tokens 21:54 Folders 24:40 Handouts 25:00 Adding player character sheets 27:05 Adding to your character sheet from the compendium 30:16 Adding a custom spell to a character sheet 30:45 Setting your players up 33:19 Included tips Alt + mouse wheel zooms. Hold alt to place an art asset exactly without snapping to a grid. Keep the players on a “safe” page in case they come to your game while you are setting up. Right click to finish the Polygon reveal tool. Reveal/hiding and any changes in general happen in real time. always double check what layer you are adding assets to. Take the time to set up NPCs attributes not just attacks. Look for green and reds in dice rolls (critical successes and failures) Tip: Don’t set the bars to hp on creature tokens. Do set Hp on PC tokens. I use handouts in three ways, as handout to players, as notes to myself (the gm), and an in-game location for players to use notes. Also be careful where you add notes. Make sure the player has gone to your landing page at least once. Make sure the character sheet is in the player’s journal and the player can edit it. Make sure the token is tied to the character sheet.