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.
Today, I wanted to share with you a completely experimental concept. A wild idea, like every day in the life of a slightly unhinged creator.
The solo role-playing adventures can be a captivating experience, but they often pose a significant challenge: how to build a scenario that is both stimulating and motivating without getting lost in complexity? Many solo players encounter difficulties in completing their stories. Sometimes, they wander in a maze of narrative threads or simply lose their momentum.
This article aims to demystify the anatomy of a solo role-playing scenario, focusing on simplicity and effectiveness. Forget about overly complex systems, as we will guide you towards a minimalist approach centered on the story.
As October approaches, it's the season of horror once again. Like an old tune playing on repeat, the big publishing houses are about to serve us the same dish with only minor tweaks. Instead of discovering freshness and innovation, we often find ourselves with reheated versions of past successes. So, comrades, let's rebel! To break the cycle, I propose that you create your own backgrounds.
Hey everyone.
A while back, I talked about how to play an adventure in 5 minutes. I've taken the concept a bit further, and today I'm introducing you to "5' into space". As always, this is homemade stuff, far from the big productions that grace us with tons of complex rules and often more decorative than genuinely useful materials.
The promise of "5' into Space": Open the book, and less than 5 minutes later you embark on a wild adventure... which you'll finish just a few minutes later.
In the previous article, we talked about monster relationships and life in the dungeon.
Today, let's see how to put all of this into practice simply.
Imagine for a moment entering a dungeon where every corner breathes, beats, fights, or cooperates. This is not simply a series of rooms filled with obstacles and monsters to defeat. No, it is a dynamic ecosystem, teeming with life and stories, where monsters have their own dramas, friendships, and survival strategies. A living dungeon!
Hi Folks,
Introducing "The Old Commander Goes to Hexcrawl".
This fully-realized mini setting is packed with unique features and a compelling storyline that invites players to explore the kingdom of Orador, where the infamous dragon Argorok demands a grisly tribute of ten young maidens every decade.
