New: Combined Public Roadmap (D&D, VTT, Demiplane, Dungeon Scrawl)

Hey all! Last summer, we piloted a public roadmap  to provide more transparency around product decisions and prioritization related to the D&D 2024 Sheet. Based on its reception and your feedback, we’ve expanded it to include updates from the VTT team, Demiplane, and Dungeon Scrawl.  View the Combined Public Roadmap For those of you who have been using Roll20 for years, you might have seen a few iterations of public roadmaps come and go, so we want to be explicit in reiterating what exactly to expect in this latest format. I'm going to cross-post a section from our latest blog that helps explain:  What the Roadmap Is A snapshot in time: This isn’t a static document… more of a living peek behind the curtain during a given development cycle, week, or even day. What you see on this roadmap is where things stand right now. Subject to change: We’re sharing this information with the hopes that you understand that priorities, resources, and roadmaps do shift. While we know that it can be frustrating or confusing to see inconsistencies over time, we promise to do our best to communicate what’s on our desks, queued up next, or in active brainstorms (even if it hasn’t been scoped or prioritized yet). The greatest hits: Everything on the public roadmap is a highlight. That means: medium to large-sized projects that have the potential to impact the majority of users’ games positively. If they’re here, we think you should know about it! What the Roadmap Isn’t A Guarantee: Plenty of features may launch without appearing here first, especially quick wins and side projects that suddenly prove viable. And we can promise that not everything here will ship, especially items “In Discussion” where we’re still exploring what’s possible. This roadmap shows our current priorities and the conversations we want to have with you. Granular: You won’t find every quality-of-life update, rapid response to community requests, or suggestions from our forum here. That list would be way too long, and we’d rather spend the time it would take to update on actually building things. A complete release log: The “Completed” column only covers the biggest recent releases. For every dev release, including bug fixes and feature work big and small, check out our change logs: Roll20 (VTT and D&D) / Dungeon Scrawl and  Demiplane Please let us know if you have any questions or if you've got suggestions on formatting and readibility. We're excited to keep you in the loop as we head into 2026 at full steam! 

Hey Gold! First off: don't worry. The roadmap isn't a replacement for existing communications, so you won't miss anything if you decide to look at it and stick to the channels you monitor already. It's simply a supplemental snapshot for folks who want one page to bookmark. (We got enough positive feedback from the D&D team's public roadmap over the summer that other Product Owners agreed to do the same, and instead of having four separate ones, we combined them into one.) Re: feedback channels... You don't need to change anything you're doing. We monitor all channels, so cross-posting doesn't weigh submissions more heavily. Our community management team actively aggregates feedback across platforms, and our marketing, support, and product teams (with help from our incredible Forum Champions) spend dedicated time monitoring and interacting in various channels around releases to dig deeper into critical input. While it would be much easier to operate with a single central feedback source, we can't realistically ask people on other platforms to go elsewhere after they've already shared. Behind the scenes, we have systems that track and contextualize the scale and impact of suggestions so our developers and product owners can triage (factoring in timelines, resources, and existing commitments) This new roadmap gives everyone a high-level window into those conversations. Each team at Roll20 controls how feedback is gathered for their specific projects. You've likely noticed calls for participants for user interviews, focus groups, Discord lab sessions, etc. That said, although I'm not 100% sure what the VTT team has planned (or in progress) for community engagement for them, I'll escalate your suggestion to create dedicated threads for Getting To Play Faster and Large Game Management . On linking: that field carried over from the D&D roadmap, so we can definitely populate links on existing cards if there are threads that correspond to them. This is on my to-do list to get to hopefully this week. (If you want to expedite the process, feel free to send links you've got handy.)

Dr DM said: This roadmap seems like more evidence that the functionality of mods and macros has been entirely sacrificed for Demiplane. Demiplane and Roll20 have distinct product and dev teams (see separate roadmaps). Here are some blogs that cover recent Macro work:  D&D 2024 Automations are Here! D&D New Features – Mobile Support & More! Toll the Dead – Macro by The Frosty Familiar

Hi Gold - if you are interested, I'd love to interview you - and/or new GMs that you know - for the Getting to Play Faster initiative! I've done a ton of interviewing behind the scenes for this, but I'd love to get your input.&nbsp; <a href="https://calendly.com/d/cvcj-5r6-v67/getting-to-play-faster" rel="nofollow">https://calendly.com/d/cvcj-5r6-v67/getting-to-play-faster</a> &nbsp;