Straw poll. Do you use a Virtual Tabletop? If so, which one?
Thanks in advance!
~Ben
I use Fantasy Grounds with the Audio Overseer extension.
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I use AboveVTT extension with the base DnDB data + some imports. And for music, I just use any copyright free stuff I can find. Genuinely easy way to save some money while still making decent content (as one of my campaigns is aired on twitch.)
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Foundry VTT for our group.
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Currently Roll20, but as soon as the current campaign is over our group is switching to Fantasy Grounds.
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Self hosted Foundry VTT
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Foundry VTT via The Forge
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Fantasy Grounds for me.
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Foundry VTT, both AWS hosted and self-hosted.
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Roll20 pro
I guess that’s not enough characters…
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I use Fantasy Grounds in Mac. Unfortunately I cannot use Oversee as it is not compatible with Mac. It’s sad, because I tried Oversteer in Windows and you can program sounds for attacks, spells, etc
I use Syrinscape Desktop, so I had to buy an app called Loopback ($120) in order my players can hear the music and I can record the session at the same time via OBS.
I really don’t like the Online Player. I often get lost, the interface is not for me.
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Foundry VTT 
online server hosted.
Using Syrincontrol mod!
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#1 - Fantasy Grounds Unity
Others on occasion or interested in:
#2 - RoleVTT (great for camera/player focus)
#3 - AlchemyRPG (different but more visual/thematic)
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Owlbear Rodeo. Love how it runs reliably for my players with potato computers!
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Roll20 here 
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I do not use a virtual tabletop. Physical minis in person; theater of the mind online.
I do use D&D Beyond regularly, though.
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I use Foundry VTT when we play
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FoundryVTT if I’m GMing (and even I wasn’t, I’d encourage it)
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Foundry, both online and as IRL VTT with horizontal TV.
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I use Foundry and have 8 different “Worlds” running. So some form of integration would be amazing.
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