I've just released a new method that helps create E.P.I.C. solo campaigns.
There is even a competition to win a copy of Johnn Four's 3 Line NPCs.
http://soloroleplayer.com/starting-solo-roleplaying/start-epic-campaign/
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Originally shared by Ovy Ortega
Originally shared by Ovy Ortega
First Session Summary of a new system and campaign.
First Session Summary of a new system and campaign.
Starting up my Scrawls blog up again in spades (or crits) input welcome.
Starting up my Scrawls blog up again in spades (or crits) input welcome.
Originally shared by Ovy Ortega
Methodology: What the hell am I doing?
Combat in a solo rpg is not the easiest thing in the world. Nor is
the building of a dungeon as you go. Sure you can click a button and
have a full-fledged dungeon but to have done progressively, as your
character moves, is something else entirely. For c...
Originally shared by Ovy Ortega
Methodology: What the hell am I doing?
Combat in a solo rpg is not the easiest thing in the world. Nor is
the building of a dungeon as you go. Sure you can click a button and
have a full-fledged dungeon but to have done progressively, as your
character moves, is something else entirely. For c...
Monday, March 2, 2015
More shameless self-promotion - Post 7 in "Solo Role-Playing Series" has gone up. This one is just an example of play that includes oracles (tarot, icon dice, etc., as opposed to systems with finite, concrete results of a yes/no roll or a random table.)
More shameless self-promotion - Post 7 in "Solo Role-Playing Series" has gone up. This one is just an example of play that includes oracles (tarot, icon dice, etc., as opposed to systems with finite, concrete results of a yes/no roll or a random table.)
I doubt it's anything anyone here hasn't already thought of - remember I'm aiming for beginners who want to do play solo but are looking for a "how to" they can follow as a guide. A benchmark, even a low one, can be useful when getting started.
Hopefully, I've demonstrated the use of the oracle well. If you feel otherwise please let me know! The last thing I want is to be too vague as to what I'm doing.
I welcome feedback so i can improve the post, clarify my statements, which i sometimes get garbled between my brain and my fingertips, or follow up with ideas in a future post.
I doubt it's anything anyone here hasn't already thought of - remember I'm aiming for beginners who want to do play solo but are looking for a "how to" they can follow as a guide. A benchmark, even a low one, can be useful when getting started.
Hopefully, I've demonstrated the use of the oracle well. If you feel otherwise please let me know! The last thing I want is to be too vague as to what I'm doing.
I welcome feedback so i can improve the post, clarify my statements, which i sometimes get garbled between my brain and my fingertips, or follow up with ideas in a future post.
Sunday, March 1, 2015
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
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?
Anyone know anything like this?
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