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TTRPG Players and DMs, what's in your self hosted toolbox?
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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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I run A Nextcloud instance for my group containing character sheets, maps, supplements, and PDFs of every RPG book I’ve been able to get my grubby little mitts on.
Do you do pdf editing in nextcloud?
I don’t, but it’s not a bad idea. Never thought about it.
Oh man, I wish I could get my grubby little hands on those books
Sorry bruh, I only accept people I know in meatspace. While some of the books came from ahoy-matey means, more of them came from legitimate sources and may have digital watermarks. It’s one thing to share a book with other players at my table, another entirely to publish it online for any rando.