A D&D Beyond alternative for playing at the table
Need a shared map rather than a whole new character-sheet system? See how dm-screen.com can support your in-person D&D sessions.
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Get your map onto the table TV, keep the next room hidden, and choose the tools that suit your group.
Looking for product updates? Read the releases →D&D Beyond vs dm-screen.com for in-person D&D
Compare D&D Beyond and dm-screen.com for a shared table TV: maps, spectator views, character tools, fog of war, and session preparation.
Read articleEasy map management on your table TV
Prepare, name, position, and reveal your dm-screen.com maps before game night, with a practical workflow for physical miniatures and scene changes.
Read articleHow to stream a tabletop game map to a screen
Choose between HDMI, a separate display computer, and wireless sharing to put a tabletop map on a TV while keeping your DM controls private.
Read articleRoll20 vs dm-screen.com for a table TV
Compare Roll20 and dm-screen.com for in-person games, from player views and digital tokens to uploaded maps, manual fog, and physical miniatures.
Read articleStream your D&D map to the table TV with dm-screen.com
Set up a dm-screen.com game display on your table TV, select the main screen, position your map, and reveal fog from your laptop.
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