You can't get any slower that Pbp ! We also use Skype but mainly for OOC stuff. I have come from playing mostly Play by post (Pbp) to using FG. I'm surprised that if the program has been that much of a headache that you have stuck with it and used it extensively for 6 years. I'm not here to hype or over hype Fantasy Grounds. I have had a lot more luck with Skype/G+ and a shared whiteboard than FG. IME, FG causes a ton of headaches and makes online games (which are already slower paced than in person ones) grind to a near halt. I own a number of paid add ons, including the BRP and CoC mods.

I have owned FG for about six years and used it extensively.

Not to piss in anyone's breakfast, but FG is sluggish overhyped software. I have a GM version of FG2, so either you need to buy a lite copy of FG2 or we could try a DnD 3.5 demo. Possibly using the free demo, or one of the free BRP adventures from Alephtar, a short random encounter, or possibly the Star Wars scenarios posted on this site. If you are interested maybe we could set up a time for a demo ( I'm in your time zone ). I have mainly been using pdfs that I cut and paste into FG. I don't really have any FG adventures that I could post. The way I learned how the program works is by watching the videos located here: We have been using it on a weekly basis ever since. It didn't take too many sessions before we ( Blackfoot and I) bought into the program ( you might know me as Bostoff from Gringles ). The GM owned a Ultimate version of the license so we didn't have to buy the program. The GM then changed the game to Savage Worlds. I learned how to use FG by playing in a BRP scenario for a number of sessions. The necessary files will be downloaded to your computer. To play in a game only the GM needs to own the ruleset. It doesn't really matter what ruleset they are using. Having said that, the way to get into using FG is to play a game with someone else GMing the game.

It will be much easier to make mods to that ruleset. I haven't ever tried what it is showing at this link, and to be honest IMHO your best best would be to buy/use the BRP ruleset from Chaosium. Although best bet is to open a BRP module (change. You might also have a look at the Library section of the FG2 website. The BRP ruleset itself comes with a customization guide that's very good.

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