al e. said: Join the GM Academy, they allow topic drift on their forum, Except for #3, LARPing would be off topic even for them. How do I join? Ziechael said: As per the code of conduct , specifically the section on intended use: Intended Use The Roll20 Forums exist to discuss topics directly related to the use of the Roll20 program. Anything that more fittingly could be discussed on another website SHOULD be discussed there. All of the subjects you listed are technically off-topic. It is also because of the intended use that the off-topic is closed to new posts and is essentially a place to move off-topic threads to when they get closed. For all non-Roll20 specific questions you should use forums more suited to their discussion. Reddit for example, has a wide range of forums that are perfect for discussing all things RPG etc. However, if your question relates to how a system's mechanics can be represented in Roll20 or the best approach to doing x, y or z using Roll20 then you won't get a better, or quicker, or even friendlier response anywhere else on the internet :) Ah, that's a shame. The problem I've found is that some of the specific RPG related forums are, well, dead. I do not like D&D, and so I'm not apart of that community. To be honest, I'm seriously and genuinely surprised that #2 and #5 are off topic, since that is the basis of which this program exists (without any ideas for even a card game, none would exist). But that's why I asked. Thanks for the answers, cheers.
