Virtual Tabletop

The Virtual Tabletop is where your sessions actually happen. Open a room’s play area and everyone at the table shares one live map: tokens move, dice roll, lights flicker and fog peels back for all of you at once.

Scene or tabletop?

A scene is the map you prepare — its image, grid, walls and lights, saved for later. The tabletop is where you run it with your players. Most of the tools below work in both places.

Start here

Getting on the table

Join a session, learn the screen, move the camera, measure distances, and ping the map. Read the guides →

Tokens

Place tokens, move them, link them to characters, and control who can move what. Read the guides →

Running the game

Combat

Initiative, rounds and turns, the turn tracker, defeated and hidden combatants, legendary actions. Read the guides →

Actions & resolution

Targeting, attacks and saving throws, cover, playing cards, conditions and resources, and dice at the table. Read the guides →

Building the map

Grid, basemaps, walls and doors, drawing, lighting, vision, fog of war, height and terrain. Read the guides →

Running a session

GM tools — view as a player, switch scenes, save and rewind, manage players, table audio, voice and transcription. Read the guides →

Reference

• Slash commands — the / command list
• The activity feed — the live log of everything happening
• Tabletop settings — movement, cursors, measurement units
• If your view falls behind — pull the latest scene

Related

• Scenes & battle maps — preparing a map before the session
• Rooms & sessions — the room your table lives in
• Dice — the roller, and your roll history
• Actors & tokens — the characters your tokens represent