Pathfinder Infinite is coming to Roll20. The popular virtual tabletop platform has played host to many different virtual TTRPGs and content since its release, and it has only continued to expand that support with various partnerships. The platform officially partnered with DMs Guild back in June, which allowed users to get official virtual tabletop assets for any and all community-created content for D&D 5e. Furthermore, the platform partnered with OneBookShelf back in July, providing additional tabletop support for books purchased on DriveThruRPG. Now, it seems that Paizo's own community-created content will be getting similar treatment on the platform.
The Pathfinder Infinite Roll20 partnership
The Pathfinder Infinite Roll20 partnership was announced by an official press release by Roll20. According to the press release, community creators will be able to convert or create content for play on the Roll20 virtual tabletop. What this means is, starting in February, those who buy content from Pathfinder Infinite will not just receive digital assets, but will unlock Roll20 assets for that content as well. This will provide additional value and convenience for players who primarily play on online using Roll20. In addition, this service will include the sci-fi community content of Starfinder Infinite, meaning your options are open whether or not you prefer exploring the land of Golarion or the vast star system of the Pact Worlds.
“Roll20 lets people bring their love for Pathfinder into their games online; meanwhile, Pathfinder Infinite creators can channel their creativity into digital sales. By combining these capabilities, we have closed the circle: Now creators can build content specifically for the virtual space where people are already playing and support themselves financially at the same time,” said Scott Holden, Director of Marketing and Publisher Relations at Roll20.
If you are a Pathfinder Infinite or Starfinder Infinite content creator, you can begin preparing your content for Roll20 integration before this service goes live on February.
