Friends List

I run one-offs and short campaigns sporadically with various players. I'd like it to be easier inside Roll20 to keep track of the players I'd like to invite to future games.

Good idea Melvin. Here are 2 matching Suggestions that are already in the voting order. If you agree, please add your Comments and vote +1 on the best of these. If you want to recover your vote from this thread, subtract your vote from the triangle at the top, and you can click Delete to hide this thread. Social Ability To Friend and Like Another Player <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2129778/social-a" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2129778/social-a</a>... Player Dossier <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1864019/player-d" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1864019/player-d</a>... Additionally, for some alternate techniques, you can keep a list at home (in your Email, or saved in a Roll20 message) with the unique URL webpage links for each person's Profile. Each person's Profile has a unique web address if you click on their name in the forums. Or, remember that Starting a Game on Roll20 is Free and unlimited. You can start a game that is a pool of Players you know, your friends to message about games and draw-upon the participants for your games. You could start a free campaign called "Melvin McSnatch Friends Tavern", and invite the Friends to join it. From there you would obtain many of the benefits of Friend'ing such as being able to talk on private game Forum, private game Chat, and click-to-PM, click-to-view their profiles, from your Tavern game.

Thanks for the response, Gold. I gave someone else my +1. Alternatives do exist (including the cool tavern idea which I've done with a different group), but my vote is for a more direct method.

I want a&nbsp;friend list too. Click the Up arrow at the top right to to vote. It looks like [ ^&nbsp;Score + 1]

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