It suits D&D groups that want shared maps, encounter tools, and dice visible to the table.
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Best Virtual Tabletop Software 2026
For groups playing role-playing games online, virtual tabletop software can bring campaign and session tools into one setup. Compare campaign tools and rules compendiums with API access, then consider player limits and video and audio support in light of how your group plays together. Mobile apps may matter for members who want another way to join. Free-plan availability and paid-from pricing offer additional cost points to weigh. The named options include Owlbear Rodeo, Quest Portal, and Alchemy RPG. Check the listed capabilities against how you prepare campaigns, the size of your group, and the tools you want available during a session.
Battlegrounds: RPG Edition
BRPG suits roleplaying groups that want a digital tabletop for varied rules systems, maps, dice, and turn tracking.
WindowsMacFantasy Grounds
Fantasy Grounds suits Game Masters and players who want a shared tabletop for campaigns, with tools for rules, maps and character information.
WebWindowsMac+1Let's Role
Let's Role suits players and game masters looking for online tabletop tools, as well as creators building role-playing game systems.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebAlchemy RPG
Alchemy RPG suits gamemasters, players and creators looking for a scene-based tabletop for roleplaying sessions.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Roll20 serves both game masters and players who want to play tabletop games online.
It suits GMs and players who want 3D scene building and online tabletop sessions.
Shmeppy suits tabletop RPG groups that want a shared, interactive map and dice roller.
It suits tabletop groups creating linked RPG adventures or running virtual sessions.
Owlbear Rodeo suits groups that want a browser-based space for running tabletop encounters.
Quest Portal suits Game Masters and players who want to play TTRPGs online or in person.
It suits groups wanting shared digital battle boards for tabletop role-playing.
GameScape suits tabletop groups seeking a shared map for drawing and moving tokens, especially those using phones, touchscreens, or a stylus.
MapTool suits game masters and groups wanting a local, system-agnostic virtual tabletop with online play.
Rolisteam suits tabletop RPG groups looking for a virtual space with chat, campaign organization, character sheets, and session audio.
Mythic Table suits role-playing groups looking for an online tabletop with map and game-management tools.