New to Roll20, Odyssey of the Dragonlords question

I'm currently running an Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign, some of the players being in person and some remote, so have been using Discord to do screensharing so everyone can see the map.&nbsp; I finally (I'm a smart GM, I swear) had the "Ah-hah!" moment today when I realized this is what tools like Roll20 were probably created for. So I'm looking at the Marketplace and there are 2 product bundles for this campaign setting:&nbsp; * Map Pack &amp; Token Set:&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/5261/odyssey-of-the-dragonlords-map-pack-and-token-set" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/5261/odyssey-of-the-dragonlords-map-pack-and-token-set</a> * Full Bundle:&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/bundle/5077/odyssey-of-the-dragonlords" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/bundle/5077/odyssey-of-the-dragonlords</a> The first product I think I understand.&nbsp; Seems pretty straightforward; it's the maps and token images.&nbsp; Got it.&nbsp; But having never used Roll20 before, I'm trying to understand what the Full Bundle has that would be useful beyond this.&nbsp; The product description talks about "Full Campaign Module", "Official Compendium", and "Charactermancer Support", but I don't know what those mean.&nbsp; And the price differential between the two products ($13 for the map pack, $50 for the full bundle), I'd like to understand what those additional features actually are, and what they offer to a GM running the campaign.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks

Roll20 is used not just for maps, but also character sheets and dice rolling. The Full Campaign Module comes with all of the maps setup with tokens in the correct places, with character sheets that let you roll attacks with a single click. It also contains all of the text of the book, which is less important for you since you probably have the book already.&nbsp; The Compendium allows you to drag in OotD-specific creatures into other games, with tokens/sheets set up. It also allows your players to search through the database for all the things like extra feats, class features, and magic items/equipment that OotD has. Saves time flipping through the book and transcribing exactly what that magic sword does.&nbsp; The Charactermancer is a feature for players, allowing them to build their characters step by step from dropdowns. Charactermancer support probably means those feats/features are available for the player use. Now, I don't have either of these products so I'm not sure, but I believe the Map Pack/Token Set is only those images, without anything set up for you. You'll need to create a roll20 game, drag in the maps, and set up tokens yourself. If you're doing all the rolling via Discord bots or something, and you've already got the book, then this is probably the more economical version. The Full Bundle has the stuff listed above, but also usually these modules have enhancements like linked text, art handouts for players, etc. If you're looking to save time, this is fully the way to go. I'd suggest looking at some free 5e modules to get a feel for how they work before purchasing.&nbsp;