Peter Rudin-Burgess

I am looking for opportunities to use the “Is this true?” oracle question. That is an excellent way of diverging from the script of a published adventure. You read what the adventure says, and then ask the question. Yes, the scene plays out as described. If the answer is no, you can either use your … Read more

My current set up, the DM’s screen for a quick rules reference, the adventure on the laptop, the start of a bullet journal, and real dice for a change. So far, I have survived with just Helios the Seer. Now I am in an adventure site, introducing an NPC would be slightly harder, although the … Read more

This afternoon, I created my character, a 1st level Scyllaean wizard of the school of philosophy. I then started reading Fate of the Oracle. The adventure is intended for five 1st level characters, and I only have one. I am thinking that I have two ways of dealing with this, the first is to level … Read more

I haven’t solo played any D&D for 3 or 4 years. I have the setting core book for Arkadia [Arcana Games LLC] and the adventure Fate of the Oracle. I have also have the free D&D basic set PDF. I am hoping, in theory, that with rules in the basic set, and the setting-specific rules, … Read more

Sometimes, a solo sandbox game can lack a bit of drive to push it forward. If the adventures don’t exist until you are generating them on the fly, you may need some ignition point to get the adventure going. Once you have finished one adventure, you start the process again. Where does the next adventure … Read more