Still building monster stat blocks by hand? That’s a huge time sink—and there’s a faster way. Welcome back to Roll20 101, our weekly series with one easy tip (and a pro tip) to help you run awesome online games! 💡 Tip #4: Drag & drop monsters to save hours. How it works: ✔️ Open the Compendium ✔️ Find the Monster category (or type in a name) ✔️ Drag a foe onto the map Roll20 automatically adds the stat block to your journal and a linked token to your map. Just roll initiative! What can you drag

Build characters outside of the Roll20 VTT! With Roll20 Characters, you can: 💎 Import characters into any game 💎 Transfer characters between games 💎 Export sheets from the VTT It's easy, mobile-friendly, and available for 18 game systems. Create your free characters now: https://hubs.li/Q02-YlWk0 | Roll20

Roll20 Tip 💡 Quickly label areas on your map with this dice hack! Here’s how: 1️⃣ In the VTT, open the Settings Tab and turn on Advanced Dice (✔️). 2️⃣ Then, roll and drag the die result directly onto the map. 3️⃣ To set the die to another number, right-click → Multi-Sided → Choose Side. 4️⃣ To change colors, just swap your player color and roll again! ✨ Use different dice shapes or colors to mark specific things—like d20s for numbered rooms, d6s for random encounters, or d4s for traps. Try it

You don't want lag in your Roll20 games, and neither do we. 😤 If the VTT has been feeling a little slow for you, this new setting can help. Experimental Performance Enhancements are designed to improve performance, especially on maps with lots of tokens. 🛠️ Enable it in VTT Settings → Graphics → Enable Experimental Performance Enhancements. Try it out and let us know if your game runs smoother! | Roll20