If you are in the market for lightweight tool for helping you run RPGs online, you might be interested in Roll For...

Originally shared by Shane Liebling

If you are in the market for lightweight tool for helping you run RPGs online, you might be interested in Roll For Your Party!

Features:
* Just point anyone you want to join to the same URL - no logins necessary.
* You can move the dice around and everyone will see you doing so!
* ROLL ALL THE DICE!!! Support for all standard sized dice, DCC dice (click the checkbox for “funky dice”), and arbitrary die sizes (XdY) (plus support for modifiers)
* Tokens: doubleclick (aka reroll) them to mark them (or change to white color), do it again to undo.
* Playing cards: deal out playing cards openly, or use the “hidden draws” feature to have them hidden from all other users until you select and reveal them.
* Labels: want to label someone’s set of dice? Want to notate someone having a Condition? Create a label!
* Images: want to have pictures of your characters or a map to move tokens around on? Do it.
* Want to use your own set of cards? Float over the “Add custom set” button for info on how to do it.
* Clocks! Running a game for a bunch of scoundrels and you want to make sure they know how much progress they are making on something? Give em a clock. Scoundrels love clocks. (Click to advance, long press to roll back.)
* Safety Tools! Buttons for using John Stavropoulos​' X-Card and Brie Sheldon's Script Change tools (Give a reason, or don’t - but all other browsers will be alerted - and no one has to know who did it.)
* If you are wondering about how something works - float your mouse over the button and wait for the informational tooltip!

If you have any issues or feature requests, head over to https://github.com/shanel/roller/issues
https://rollforyour.party/