Is TaleSpire Good?

Not funny. 0/10 comedian

Fortunately coming soon is the Seats feature where a GM can purchase extra seats and the players won't need to pay anything for the game.

The quality of your videos grows tremendously with each new one, and your delivery is absolutely enchanting. The information is always relevant and useful, thanks for sharing!

"HE'S GOT RUNNING SHOES ON" is an amazing quote

Thank you for including the reverse centaur. I don't usually remember my nightmares, but now I know exactly what they'll be for the next several months.

This review was perfectly timed with my exploration in virtual dnd campaign making! As a Canadian: take my sub.

I really like the new Symbiote ability for external character sheets

Great video. I can see a lot of people coming over to TaleSpire following the popularity of Baldur's Gate 3 and wanting to make a similar experience.

We have a reverse centaur mini at one of the tables I dm at that was a minor practical joke when we first started playing together and has since become a recurring gag that haunts every game we play... It's a great figure 😂😂

Nice video! Might I suggest using the camera mode for more cinematic shots without the UI? :)

Oh yeah there isn't official character sheets as of now but there is modding options to do so.

Can you make a video comparing TaleSpire and Dungeon Full Dive?

Спасибо, это очень полезно 😊

I am in your video when you show discord, lol. Good vid.

hey, so I do have a question. I saw your video about trying to run two Talespires with only one copy, however I purchased Talespire through steam. I'm not tech savvy and I do feel like I cant figure this out. but can I still run two programs with only one copy? I only ask because based on your video, you purchased it separately from steam, and than added it to steam so you can run it twice. If you can assist, that'd be great.

There are 5 main things that keeps TaleSpire from being, in my opinion, the best way to play D&D ever: 1 - No in-game character customization. Yes yes, i know you can link Hero Forge (which is awesome btw), but you still have to pay to have it in-game. I'm the type of DM who have 25 different NPCs and i just do not have the money to pay for all of it (where i live the minis are prohibitive expensive). 2 - Fog of War. Simply being able to set that the assets that a player can see is linked to a radius around a mini, and assets blocks the vision, would be game-changing. I can't stand having to use 232543 hide volumes to hide and show things, and also when i do for one i do for everyone. 3 - Better Lightning I simply do not like how lightning is done in talespire, too much hassle to set it up right. Idk it might just be me. 4 - Darkvision Set different exposure levels of different players. 5 - Cinematics Absolutely of extreme importance. Right now you have the cutscene mode where you can grab shots that make the camera go into specific position and angles. I just NEED to be able to make a time-line that i'm able to move miniatures and also the camera. That's really not that hard to do. Miniature movement is basic stuff and camera movement can be easly done using splines. 1, 3 and 5 are a must have for me. Never ever i will play D&D in another way if these things are implemented. Everyday i pray for the Devs to implement these.

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Where di you get those mini's? I want those mini's!

I am planning to buy this game just to make customized maps for my personalized campaign, I would only present my players prints of overhead views of the scenarios, since we play in person and I am looking to avoid that "videogame feeling", its a good deal for it?

Hi, I'm new with D&D, and I'm a game-developer. So I wanted to ask if is there a reason trying to create online D&D based game?