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Knightverge Legacy

Roll Combat VTT

Using the Roll Combat VTT

The Roll Combat VTT is the online table for Knightverge Legacy. This guide is the same help you get inside the table: press ? or the Help button there at any time.

Open the sandbox tableYour tables

Quick start: players

  1. Join the table

    Sign in, open Your tables, and type the join code your Game Master gives you. In the sandbox there is nothing to join: you are already at the table.

  2. Open your Persona

    Open the Personas tab and pick your Persona to see the sheet. Your Traits, Vitality and gear live there. Rolls from the sheet go straight to the chat.

  3. Find and move your token

    Click your token to select it. Drag it, or use the arrow keys to move it one square at a time. Walls stop you; doors open when the Game Master opens them.

  4. Roll dice

    Use the dice tray on the map for any dice, or roll from your sheet. Everyone sees the result in the chat, and 3D dice can be switched off in the top bar.

  5. Take your turn

    In a fight the Combat tab and the bar on the map show whose turn it is. When it is yours you get a banner and a chime.

  6. Show where you mean

    Alt-click the map or use the Ping tool to point at something. Use Measure to check a distance, and Draw to sketch on the map.

Quick start: Game Masters

  1. Share the join code

    Open the Table tab. Your players enter the code at Your tables after signing in.

  2. Set up a scene

    Open Scenes to add a map, set the grid and choose whether fog of war is on. You can upload your own map, or start from a ready-to-run encounter that brings its own walls, props and foes.

  3. Draw walls and doors

    Pick the Walls tool (W). Drag to draw. Hold Shift for free angles. Walls block sight and movement, windows block movement only, and you click a door in Select mode to open or close it.

  4. Light it and add atmosphere

    The Mood tab holds lights, traps, sounds and regions. A token standing in light counts as lit, so a dark scene does not shrink its sight. Players never see these marks.

  5. Place Foes and props

    The Foes tab puts Foes on the map as tokens. The Props tab adds furniture and objects: click one to place it, then drag it, rotate it or resize it.

  6. Reveal the map

    With fog on, the Fog tool (F) reveals or hides boxes and circles. Reveal all and Reset fog are in the same panel. Switch on fog for the scene first, in Scenes then edit.

  7. Run the fight

    Start combat from the Combat tab and add the tokens you want in the order. The bar on the map shows the round and whose turn it is, and everyone gets a banner when the turn moves.

  8. Check what players see

    Use Preview as player in the top bar to see the table exactly as a player does, then Exit preview. Handouts can be pushed to everyone at once.

Controls and shortcuts

Keyboard and mouse controls
ControlWhat it does
VSelect and move
MMeasure and templates (ruler, circle, cone, line)
DDraw
PPing (or Alt-click anywhere)
WWalls and doors (Game Master)
FFog of war (Game Master)
EErase a drawing (or a wall, for the Game Master)
ScrollZoom in and out where the pointer is
Space+dragPan the map (right or middle mouse drag also pans)
HFit the whole map to the screen
Arrow keysMove the selected token one square
TTarget the selected token (Shift+T clears your targets)
DeleteRemove the selected token
EscCancel what you are doing and clear the selection
Shift+dragDraw a wall at any angle (Game Master)
?Open this help

The sidebar, tab by tab

Chat
Talk to the table. Every roll appears here for everyone to see.
Combat
Initiative and turns. The bar on the map shows the round and whose turn it is.
Personas
Persona sheets: Traits, Vitality, gear and rolls.
ScenesGame Master
Maps. Add a scene, upload a map, set the grid and fog, or start from a ready-to-run encounter.
PropsGame Master
Furniture and objects. Click one to place it, then drag it, rotate it, resize it or delete it.
MoodGame Master
Lights, traps, sounds and regions for the scene you are viewing. Players never see the marks.
TablesGame Master
Random tables with one line per result, for rolling loot, rumours and encounters at the table.
FoesGame Master
Foes with stat blocks. Place them on the map as tokens.
Intel
The Intelligence Network: events, people and places a table learns about as the story goes on.
Factions
Factions, and the Crew’s Infamy with them. Infamy runs from −10 to +10 and sets how factions treat you.
Handouts
Notes and images the Game Master can show to the table. Players see only the ones that have been revealed.
Journal
Notes and moments from the game. Each entry is private, Game Master only, or shared with the table.
Table
The join code, table settings and your dice options.

Rules and more

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