Got a bug to difure out some good ways to play Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple on Roll20.net. So I did.

First, make a deck. Do this first because it is the most tedious part. Below are image files, one for a white stone, and another for a black stone. A third for a card back. Daniel Solis provided me the stones, I clipped the card back from the book and erased the words. You could use any other images you want, however.

First, upload the desired files to your art library.

Then create a deck.

Add the card back art from library, then, here’s the fun part, make 20 cards named White Stone and 20 named Black Stone. Drag the appropriate art from library to the cards. Don’t drag it from a folder for each, it will make new uploads to library each time and take forever. I tagged my images with Pilgrim so I could show all at once.

It says to make back and front art the same size, but since flipping the cards over isn’t anything you’ll need to do, I didn’t worry about it.

When a player needs stones, they draw 3 to the table by dragging the cards to the table. Once they decide which to keep, they place those in their hand, and the GM recalls and shuffles all the cards left on the table, replacing the stones and shuffling. The chosen stones stay in the players hands.

For the letter, I recommend making an image outside of Roll20 and importing that to the table.

For the word list, make a handout that is editable by all players and available in each player’s journal. In the notes section, put the word list. Players can strike out the ones they use. Alternately, if you include the list on the letter, you could make tokens to place next to the used words.

For the story, make another handout with the same options as previous, and players can add their section to the notes each time.

Also, each player will need a token for their trouble icon. You could also use cards which could be on the table or in the players hand, or just flipped over, etc.

I haven’t tested this, but if anyone does, let me know how it goes and if I made any horrible errors!

Image Files in a .zip.