Solo Roleplaying & Game Mastery
Solo Roleplaying May Look Difficult, I try to make it easy with unique tools matched to each game.
Peter Rudin-Burgess I have been thinking about accessibility of rulebooks recently. In some respects I was looking at it from a rather self serving point of view. My intentions are to release a large print and a high contrast version of an upcoming game. The Royal National Institute for the Blind has guidelines on making texts accessible. … Read more
Not a fan. My understanding of Narrative Currency is that of using some kind of token to take control of the narrative. In some games there are physical counters or tokens. The players have them and have to spend them to dictate a change in the narrative. The furthest I have gone down this road … Read more
Now we are slap bang in the middle of solo play territory. Solo players are arguably the royalty of self-reflexive play. Self-Reflexivity sounds complicated but can be phrased as a game within a game or a tale with a tale. The absolute core of solo play is when you break away from the adventure and … Read more
Where to start? Don’t all GMs like to tinker with rules? Don’t all game designers strive for the perfect ruleset? So right now I have four ongoing projects in various stages of imminent completion. By that I means I am actively working on them, not just theoretical projects for some time in the future. I … Read more
I still imagine games as existing on a spectrum with what I used to call simulationist games on the right and story teller or narrative games on the left and everything existing between two extremes. I have dropped the phrase simulationist as simulations of some of the gory and brutal worlds we inhabit when playing … Read more