Best sites to use?

roll20

>>49929231
roll20 is good in that you don't have to pay anything etc.
Expect finding a group to still be a pain in the arse. A lot of flakes.

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>>49929231
This has site links.

>>49929617
>>49931638
How does roll20 work? Do you need a camera and mic?

/bump

>>49934588
You will probably need a mic to talk to the other players and the DM, but not a cam.

Most don't even use the voice chat built into roll20, instead opting for discord or Skype.

>>49938332
you can't just type?

>>49941601
that would be such a pain in the ass honestly

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>>49941601

>>49941601
Games are divided into three Audio-Visual categories:

Video and Voice
Voice
Text Only

Voice is the most common, requiring just a microphone.

From time to time you'll come across a game that insists you have Video as well, these are usually tryhards trying to make a YouTube series out of their game.

Text Only is probably the least common of the three, but they certainly turn up often enough. They're fine, to be honest, though paced a lot more slowly compared to voice games.

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>>49941601
Type only people are a minority, I'm part of it but for me its not a problem because of the experience I had before getting into roll20, RPing in chats