For other RPG systems with more permissive licensing, you can find better stuff (as others pointed out in this post) and newer stuff are always popping up.
I do like FoundryVTT, but I have to host it every time I want to play. Tabletop Simulator also offers a bunch of mods.
For getting papers ready and organized during a D&D campaign, I find PCGen difficult to beat. I think it is my old age, and my reluctance in rebuying books from D&D Beyond.
The 5e licensing is problematic and not that permissive, that is why we don’t see many 3rd party tools out in the open.
There are some people maintaining those 5e tools, however. And you can find PCGen D&D Data Set for the 5e too.
It is very slow, but there is some work being done, I think they are about to release version 7 this year.
Previously, the advice was to translate your posts into one or two languages before posting. It seems that even rough content generated by large language models (LLMs) can help people fit in more easily.
I like how slop became “rough content” after translation.
It looks great! It was a bit easier to “install” than FoundryVTT, and the free version looks very complete and modern, with voice chat and all the bells and whistles. I will explore it with more time during the weekend. I am curious to check how people connect to the game, and to see how this marketplace works.
Thank you so much for the recommendation.