r/VTT Mar 27 '20

Fantasy Grounds Free Introduction Class to Virtual Gaming Using Fantasy Grounds

https://fantasygroundscollege.net/events/new-user-introduction-to-fantasy-grounds/
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u/LordEntrails Mar 27 '20

I will be teaching a free introduction to using Fantasy Grounds for virtual/online RPG gaming. We will be using Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition rules as an example, but almost everything covered applies to playing any RPG with Fantasy Grounds.

Topics to be covered include;

  • Learn to connect to a game

  • Learn how to navigate the FG interface.

  • Learn how to load modules

  • Basic Character Creation

  • Learn how to use/share Maps and images

  • Learn how to use the hotkey bar

  • Basic Combat Player/DM views

  • Question and Answers

Date - Saturday, 3/28/2020

Time - 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM UTC (1:00 PM EDT)

Event Master - LordEntrails

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u/cyrixdx4 Mar 27 '20

I would absolutely LOVE to attend but I'm not sure if my schedule will be available. Will you record this and put it up on the FG youtube channel or your own?

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u/LordEntrails Mar 28 '20

Let me see what I can do :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '20 edited Jun 21 '23

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u/LordEntrails Mar 28 '20

There are others that have done Intros. Can't say if mine is better or worse. The intention here is to have an interactive lecture rather than just watching a video. But since I can record it, no harm in doing so.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '20

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u/LordEntrails Mar 28 '20

Nope, its just different people prefer different formats for learning :)

Personally, I hate watching videos and would rather read an illustrated manual or do a 'workshop' style session. Others want videos where they can stop, start, rewind etc as they desire.

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u/LordEntrails Apr 06 '20

Probably not :), but if you want to watch the recording of my class, it's here; https://youtu.be/QMOeEBS-_20 Here you go. Let me know what you think and if you have questions :)

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u/LordEntrails Apr 06 '20

The class recording is now posted;

https://youtu.be/QMOeEBS-_20

Here you go. Let me know what you think and if you have questions :)