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Roll Combat VTT

The online gaming experience for Roll Combat games.

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Roll Combat VTT during combat: a turn banner reading Enforcer’s Turn, the turn bar across the top of the map and the initiative tracker in the side panel.

Sit down at the table, wherever you are.

Roll Combat VTT is where Roll Combat games are played online. It is built by the Roll Combat VTT division, to run the Core Rules System at the table: maps, tokens, initiative, dice and character sheets in one place.

Roll Combat VTT battle map with a grid, walls and doors, line-of-sight shadows, character and enemy tokens, a tool bar on the left and the chat panel on the right.

Battle maps that block sight

Lay a scene out on a grid, draw on it and measure distance as you go. Walls, doors and windows block line of sight, and every token has a sight radius. A Preview as player switch shows the Game Master exactly what the table sees.

Grid, drawing tools and fog of war
Ruler and measuring templates
Draggable tokens linked to characters, with Game Master and player permissions

Initiative and turns

Add the combatants, roll initiative and the tracker puts the round in order. A banner announces whose turn it is, and the turn bar on the map keeps the round in view.

Initiative tracker and combat manager
Turn banner and turn bar on the map
Add selected tokens to a fight in one click

Roll Combat VTT chat showing an advantage d20 roll, a 2d12 Agility Trait Check and a Game Master only hidden roll.

Chat that does the maths

Type /r d20+5 adv and the roll lands in the chat with every die shown. Trait Checks roll 2d12 plus the Trait’s MOD. Game Masters can roll in secret with /gmroll and whisper to one player with /w.

Dice commands with advantage and disadvantage
Hidden Game Master rolls and whispers
/me, roll tables and an optional 3D dice roller with a sound switch

Roll Combat VTT character sheet for Vigil with nine Trait Scores, Vitality, Guard, Stamina, Chance, injuries and Effect charges.

Character sheets that keep up

Trait Scores and their MOD, Vitality, Guard, Stamina, Chance, injuries, Effect charges and Complications all sit on one sheet that saves as you play. Click a Trait to roll it.

Character builder and sheet that save automatically
Light Rest and Full Rest buttons
Chance, injuries and Effect charges tracked on the sheet

Roll Combat VTT table settings with the Trait Check formula and optional Game Master automation switches for turn start, damage, Bleeding and Burning, and Stamina.

Automation, only if you want it

Game Masters can switch on optional automation for turn start, damage and Stamina. Everything is off until the Game Master turns it on, so a table runs as much or as little of the bookkeeping as it likes.

Refill Guard and Stamina at turn start
Damage that runs through Guard first
Bleeding, Burning and Stamina spent on abilities

Built for the Roll Combat Core Rules.

The VTT rolls the Roll Combat Trait Check for you: 2d12 plus the Trait’s MOD, with Adept, EXP, Prowess and Stagger added. The sheet keeps count of Chance, Light Rest, Full Rest, injuries and Effects. The Game Master still sets the Threshold, as at any Roll Combat table.

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Where it stands today.

Roll Combat VTT is in beta. Here is what works now and what comes next.

Try it now
The sandbox table is open to anyone, with no sign-in. Open it in a second tab to play as another person.
Online tables come next
Tables for playing with other people arrive when the database connection is switched on in November 2026. Some of the numbers behind the optional automation are still being balanced.
Knightverge Legacy first
The VTT runs for Knightverge Legacy today. Occult Inc and Vast Sands are not in it yet.

Open the table.

Start with the sandbox, then read the guide for quick starts for players and Game Masters, every control and every shortcut.

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