and the potential barriers to entry in play, such as the digital divide and various disabilities. They reviewed the levels of subscription and wrote that "Roll20 indelibly connects functionality to money. Thus, higher levels of subscription offer increased modes of accessibility in terms of available functionality within Roll20. In brief, money purchases remediative features—and thus rhetorical agency— in these game spaces. [...] Roll20 provides easy-to-use tools for integrating external assets, but incentivizes purchases assets which dramatically reduce accessibility barriers through ease of access". Awards Roll20 was named the Gold Winner in the "Best Software" category of the ENnie Awards in 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016. See also Fantasy Grounds Virtual Tabletop(VTT) References External links Browser-based game websites ENnies winners Internet properties established in 2012 Kickstarter projects Mobile content Role-playing game websites