I've been working on a solo RPG project for a while now. The goal was to create something that balances freedom with structure - a game that gives players enough guidance to avoid getting stuck while still offering plenty of room for creativity.
The result is The Rogue Prototype, a solo roleplaying game about stealing a battle planetoid and upgrading it while evading the entire galaxy.
Today I'd like to present a narrative tool that I developed for my new
game The Rogue Prototype: the Adventure Framework. When designing this solo roleplaying game, I wanted to create a simple method that effectively structures an adventure idea without limiting the player's creativity.
We're changing registers today. After space opera, we're back to fantasy with a 13-page solo module for Dungeons & Dragons!
Skyward Cliffs is in crisis. A landslide has blocked access to the only water source, putting the inhabitants and their falconry-based way of life in peril. You are recruited for a vital mission: to explore ancient caves in search of a new water source. This journey will immerse you in forgotten mysteries and confront you with unexpected challenges. Each discovery brings you closer to the solution, but be prepared: the secrets of Skyward Cliffs do not reveal themselves easily.
My ultimate guide to playing dnd solo. I've tried to summarize all my techniques and tips on how to play Dungeons and Dragons solo, without a game master.
Hi guys, today we're going to talk about Rebel Moon, Zack Snyder's latest film, available on Netflix. When I saw the meager 23% rating given to Rebel Moon by Rotten Tomatoes, I couldn't believe it. I had loved the Snyder Cut, the alternate version of Justice League set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Hello everyone,
One exercise I love to engage in is the interpretation of oracles. Today, I'm having some fun and showing you how with 3 random oracles, I can create a role-playing scenario worthy of the greatest creations by Wizards.
You'll see, there's no need for complicated systems. We draw a random word and associate it with three things: a location, a threat to bring the location to life, and a more or less related scenario.
