Odsh said: Hello, I recently started using roll20 and, being a programmer, I would be interested in using the API. I'm willing to contribute to the development of roll20. However, paying 100$ a year just for that feature seems really prohibitive. Are there by chance other kind of contributions that could give me acces to the API? Thanks. Mentor is much more then just API access. For starters, 2000 megs of storage over 100 is huge. Also having assets upto 10megs as well. With mentor not only do you get the API you get the ability to make custom character sheets. As a mentor you get full access on the dev server. This includes all the features that are currently in development. To top that all off, the mentor token program gives you access to so many tokens for free. $100 for a whole year of this awesomeness is well justified, especially when you consider what Brian suggests. In fact, this is what my players have done for me. I bought the first month, made some scripts and maps and showed them. They are paying for the year while I make the campaigns for them to enjoy.
