8-bit virtual tabletop for playing 5E (webrtc, webgl and gopherjs)
8-bit virtual tabletop for playing 5E (webrtc, webgl and gopherjs)
This is a project I've been working on myself for some time. It's a virtual tabletop written in golang and gopherjs with built in features for playing DND 5E. https://imetatroll.com There is still something missing, I feel. Maybe it is a lack of tiles for decoration. There are certainly things I can improve beyond the map editor but I do find myself wavering about the map itself. I don't have many users yet, but I hope to change that. Here is a video of the map editing for convenience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CE2Apyf-KOE Also, this is "8-bit" in the sense that I'm using pixel art.
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