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In theory, Role (playrole.com) will support that soon, and it seems to be a decent platform overall.
Thank you for the answer!
I signed up for Role both as a prospective user and as a creator as I found out they are two different forms!
I have an account because I backed the KS campaign, but I haven't used it yet. I just logged in to have a look.

I mostly play weird indie games so I don't think I have much use for it until they implement that functionality 😄

Let me know how it goes for you, I'm really curious about the platform.
1) FORBIDDEN LINK

2) Sounds awesome, I would love to try!

3) Roll20 will do cards, but badly. So will VirtualTableTop. Vassal will also do it. @EmeraldMagus has experience with getting pandemic to work in ROll20. Some nerd has made a tool to make very quick cards with their rules written on them for uploading: https://git.obscuritus.ca:3000/silverwizard/CardGen
1) Fixed in original post, I should fix the general behavior of these links.

2) Do you have Signal so we can easily schedule a playtest in the current state over the week-end? I can send you the rules in advance.

3) I'm confused by your list, do VirtualTableTop and Vassal also do cards, but badly like Roll20?
I don't do Signal since I don't properly have a phone number. I have several but few SMS. do have xmmp (silverwizard@obscuritus.ca).

VirtualTableTop does cards better than Roll20 but my understanding is that it's harder to setup than others. EmeraldMagus has done more cardgame and picked Roll20 over Vassal - but don't know the specifics.
He's also not answering on xmpp so probably busy
I just wanted to do a Beetlejuice joke, god danggit! And you're not answering your private message, so that makes it two of you.
Sorry, I haven't been following Friendica for ages. As to Vassal, in the end I did get Pandemic to work, but via a module that someone else had already built. I know before I found that I actually did manage to make my own deck that could be shuffled and drawn from, along with tokens and a board background and zones on the board you could drag stuff to, though I only tested it locally. So if you're just looking for a virtual tabletop that accommodates decks and hands, Vassal should be a possibility. I'm guessing you *could* also enforce the actual game engine in Vassal, but I never got as far as trying that.
Just having decks, hands, a custom board and tokens would be enough at this stage.
Vassal's cards were definitely easier to work with than Roll20. Vassal took me more work to start doing anything, but once I got past that, the card management was much smoother.
Thank you for the review!