Solo Roleplaying & Game Mastery
Solo Roleplaying May Look Difficult, I try to make it easy with unique tools matched to each game.
Blackout poetry is often lumped together with cut ups as a non-authoring solo technique. The goal in this posts is to demonstrate how to use black out poetry for solo play, and give enough pointers for you to be able to give it a go yourself. Firstly, non-authoring solo. This is a style of play … Read more
This is another shoutout for Champions. I don’t really care which version, from 1e to 6th, they are all good. I try and play Champions every Christmas in an ongoing campaign made of stringing one shot adventures together. Sometimes I swap out the villain in the published adventure and insert some of my own favorites. … Read more
I think this one goes to Grok!! It certainly wan’t the game I expected when I bought it. I was expecting yet another homemade fantasy game, what I got was a strange setting made of a shattered sci-fi world, from floating shards in the sky to dark delves underground. I was very impressed by the … Read more
Firstly, I will point out that it really is the 10of August and I am finally back on time! I am reading this question as games based on a fiction, and which game I think has done the best job. For me, it is a too up between Modiphius’s Star Trek Adventures and Free Leegue’s … Read more
I am torn on this question. I think the humble d6 is the king of all dice. There must b more games that run of the d6 than anything else, despite the profile of the d20. But, I am not keen on any physical dice. I do own a set of polyhedral dice, just the … Read more