I just finished Reading Elsuisve Ledgends, and my initial feeling is that this volume contains advice that can be adapted to solo Role playing quite successfully. I'm planning to incorporate it in an upcoming solo fate run. At this stage I'm not sure weather the dice are going to determine the actions of the character or the world.

I just finished Reading Elsuisve Ledgends, and my initial feeling is that this volume contains advice that can be adapted to solo Role playing quite successfully.  I'm planning to incorporate it in an upcoming solo fate run. At this stage I'm not sure weather the dice are going to determine the actions of the character or the world. 
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/144788/Elusive-Legends-Building-Story-in-Tabletop-RPGs?term=Elusive+Le

A long time ago, Im talking at least decade ago, there was a dungeon generator that constructed the dungeon progessively. It even through monsters at you and doors, like a tabletop rogue-like if I dare say.

A long time ago, Im talking at least decade ago, there was a dungeon generator that constructed the dungeon progessively. It even through monsters at you and doors, like a tabletop rogue-like if I dare say.

Anyone know anything like this?

If you never had a lack of real live players, and could get someone to play at the snap of a finger, would you still engage in solo roleplaying? If you would, what does solo RPG'ing give you that the social  version can't?

Greetings all! Meandered my way through the interwebz this afternoon while trying to view a document from a blog. I've been RPGing for about five years now (I know, I got started late) both as GM and Player almost exclusively in a play-by-post format. Because I don't always have a game going, or because I'm being a Patient Person and waiting for someone else to post, and because I live in the town next to the Middle Of Nowhere, I often have resorted to using Mythic GME and similar resources to just game on my own. Thanks for existing, and Happy Gaming! :)

I'm embarking upon a series of articles about different methods of journaling solo RPG adventures.

I'm embarking upon a series of articles about different methods of journaling solo RPG adventures.

I've come up with these 8 methods:
verbal
keeping it inside your head
writing it as if its a novel
journaling
brief notes
drawing
animation
illustrated writing (a book with illustrations throughout)

What methods do you use and how do you do it?

Heya, just wanted to share a link to my new training course I've been, and am, working on.

Heya, just wanted to share a link to my new training course I've been, and am, working on.

Frustration to Freedom takes you through the very basics and to the point where you're able to have legendary solo RPG adventures.

The last orders for this course will be sometime on Monday (UK time).

#course #solorpg #ftf  
http://soloroleplayer.com/training/frustration-freedom/

I'm looking for a specific sort of beast, and I'm not sure one exists. I know Ewen Clooney is supposed to be making one, and I've checked Sophia Brandt 's excellent list.

I'm looking for a specific sort of beast, and I'm not sure one exists. I know Ewen Clooney is supposed to be making one, and I've checked Sophia Brandt 's excellent list.

I'm looking for a Madlibs style game. A journal keeping game of sorts. I've been fascinated with the idea lately. Does anyone know of such a thing, or should I get to hacking?