Still building monster stat blocks by hand? That’s a huge time sink—and there’s a faster way. Welcome back to Roll20 101, our weekly series with one easy tip (and a pro tip) to help you run awesome online games! 💡 Tip #4: Drag & drop monsters to save hours. How it works: ✔️ Open the Compendium ✔️ Find the Monster category (or type in a name) ✔️ Drag a foe onto the map Roll20 automatically adds the stat block to your journal and a linked token to your map. Just roll initiative! What can you drag

Roll20 Tip 💡 Bring your boss battles to life with transforming maps! Shock your players with a burning warehouse, sinking ship, or crumbling temple — all with rollable tables. Here’s how: 1️⃣ In the VTT, open the Collections tab and Add a Rollable Table. 2️⃣ Name it, then add your first phased battlemap by dragging it into the Icon space and clicking Save Changes. 3️⃣ Add all of your maps (each phase) this way and Save Changes. 4️⃣ Create a new Page and switch to the Map Layer. Find your Rollab

93K views · 65 reactions |  BIG NEWS: Dungeon Scrawl is coming to Roll20, officially! We’re integrating this free map-making tool into the VTT so you can create maps on the fly while you play with friends. Perfect for Dungeons & Dragons online and more. How would you use this? #roll20 #roll20app #ttrpg #dnd #dnd5e #dungeonsanddragons #dndmaps #fantasymapmaking #maps | Roll20 | Facebook

📣 In case you missed it, Map Pins Early Access is live! GMs can create Map Pins to connect handouts to maps in seconds. To get started: 📍 Drag a handout from the journal to the map 📍 Show or hide pins from players 📍 Double-click a placed pin to open a linked handout The Early Access Beta is available for all Pro & Elite subscribers. Your feedback will help shape the final version, so try it and let us know what you think! Full details: https://hubs.li/Q03V3fFQ0 | Roll20