Several years ago I used a tool called GRIP (Generic Roleplaying for Internet Players), a client/server deal that supports up to 8 players and one GM.
You can text chat, build and share character sheets and share images. If I recall it has some semblance of a mapping tool, a dice rolling engine, and some other stuff I didn't really use much. One of the nicer things I recall about it was there were several chat macros for dice rolls and other repetitve things which made for fairly expedient gameplay.
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Several years ago I used a tool called GRIP (Generic Roleplaying for Internet Players), a client/server deal that supports up to 8 players and one GM.
You can text chat, build and share character sheets and share images. If I recall it has some semblance of a mapping tool, a dice rolling engine, and some other stuff I didn't really use much. One of the nicer things I recall about it was there were several chat macros for dice rolls and other repetitve things which made for fairly expedient gameplay.
I believe it was at www.rpgrealms.com