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Great, even free. The free packs include pretty much everything a standard D&D campaign could want from city to forest and even a tavern with plenty more. The app is super easy to use. I think my one critisism is that I would prefer to…
I very much love this app. It's made my dnd sessions much more immersive. I've had no issues with the interface at all, and it's very intuitive. There's a decent variety of free options and you don't need the subscription for sure…
The app seems great and very user friendly but $50 is too much for a music app that only has like 50 something songs, especially if its only for a one year subscription. If it was a one time payment I would maybe consider it but a lot of…
No ad complaints
Great for D&D! I LOVE how there are NO ads! There are also many free options, there is a subscription service, which I'm unable to do (don't have that kind of money), so I wish there were more free options from some of the categorys. Like…
free looping music no ads
awesome tool for game nights!!! Really elevates the atmosphere. No ads, really cool tweaks you can make to everything. All around, great app!
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