Sigil, a new virtual tabletop service created by Wizards of the Coast for use with Dungeons & Dragons, is now available to download for all D&D Beyond users. For over two years, Wizards of the Coast has touted the upcoming release of Project Sigil, a new VTT service created by an in-house studio. The service is meant to compete with the likes of Roll 20 and other VTT services that allow for tabletop RPG play via computer.
This week, Wizards of the Coast announced that Project Sigil, now renamed simply Sigil, is available to download by all D&D Beyond account holders. The service isn't currently being sold as a separate subscription model but is instead free for anyone with a D&D Beyond account.
All D&D Beyond account holders have access to a basic suite of services, while paid Master Tier subscribers can unlock a full suite of options, including the ability to host multiplayer sessions and "paint" miniatures within the service.
The New VTT Service Is A Bit Different From What Fans Are Used to
The new Sigil service is intended to be a high-spec version of the virtual tabletop services used by countless D&D and TTRPG players around the...
