Nyaaawwww

> @cpmaguire1
> cp
> maguire

Atmoburn

Hell yeah

Taking something that isn't yours, putting it in your car and implying you are gonna drive off with it... Yeah she feels at home alright.

If you play IRL 100% just get a measuring tape (not the tough roll-up construction stuff but the flexible stringlike stuff)
Also, if you put a sheet of plexiglass over the screen you can easily write on it, make sure to use something you can erase later.
If you have a way to make all your battlemaps fixed dimensions then you can also make some cutouts for the most common AoEs.

For auras I can also recommend getting some floral wire.
1. Bend the start in a small circle that fits around your character bases.
2. Move outward to the diameter of your aura.
3. Make a half a circle.
4. Go back to the center and wrap around the center circle.
5. Go out again same way you got in and coil around the incoming wire, this gives it the rigidity you need.
6. Finish the circle.
7. Go back to the center and wrap around the outgoing wire just like you did in 5.

If you're not gonna use roll20 stuff I highly recommend you switch to a different VTT or setup a series of images in presentation mode.
If your players sit on the opposite side of the table you could have the entire screen face their way. Then you can throw some scenery and character art in the presentation to help with the story telling.
AlchemyRPG is also really good VTT for scenic storytelling. They got some very nice free effects that will make your scenes come alive. Dust effects for old forgotten places. Wind, rain, snow, godrays for the outdoors.
If their sheets weren't so ass I'd still be using AlchemyRPG.

Totally not jelly btw

Map and grid not aligned... ouch

Can someone translate?