I've been somewhat lax about shameless self-promotion lately. Over on my blog, Tabletop Diversions, I'm posting a series on how to play an rpg solo (http://tabletopdiversions.blogspot.com/search/label/How%20to%20Play%20an%20RPG%20Solo the link takes you to the series so far, but you'll need to scroll down to get to the first post, or use the navigation on the right hand side of the blog).

I've been somewhat lax about shameless self-promotion lately. Over on my blog, Tabletop Diversions, I'm posting a series on how to play an rpg solo (http://tabletopdiversions.blogspot.com/search/label/How%20to%20Play%20an%20RPG%20Solo the link takes you to the series so far, but you'll need to scroll down to get to the first post, or use the navigation on the right hand side of the blog).

This began life in 2013 during NaNoWriMo and continued in 2014's NaGaDemon. But in an honest assessment of my desire to spend my limited free time working on this project, it occurred to me that i was never going to complete it without holding myself accountable to a public of some kind. So, I have been hacking it up and editing it into posts.

Because I'm going from essentially rough draft to blog, I more than welcome comments. Indeed, the comments on the posts are where the really interesting stuff happens.

An experienced soloist may not get much from the posts - but your input might help others. My intended audience is the beginner, the people who send me messages asking how I go about doing it and how they can get started.

Eventually, I may go back, tidy it up and incorporate ideas and clarifications from the comments and offer it as a free download in a single PDF, but that day is not today.

Also, I wasn't really sure what category to post this to: Great Sites! seems self-serving in the worst way but few were less "brag-y" nor did they fit any better.