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

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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