I'm looking for some random tables. Which focus more on giving an idea than going into specifics.

I'm looking for some random tables. Which focus more on giving an idea than going into specifics.
I've found some tables for loot where the categories went more into what type (furniture, industrial etc), size and number of parts it could be broken into than "9mm pistol +2".
I'm looking for all kinds of generators, creature, character, settlement, other areas etc.
Theme is less important since I think things can be moved around a bit. I just want some kind of base which to get ideas from/modify.

Originally shared by Matthew G.

Originally shared by Matthew G.

Four Against the World of Darkness - a solo RPG mash up

Alright, so I've written up my first real and complete foray into solo RPG'ing. After thinking about where to host it - G+, tumblr, wordpress, etc - I've decided that the Solo Roleplaying Guild on boardgamegeek.com is good home.

2018 is off to a good start for solo RPG'ing.

https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/237329/four-against-world-darkness

So I'm new to tabletop gaming. My experience with gaming is limited to Jrpgs/Crpgs/Arpgs On pc and console. I've been gaming all my life and I've recently become interested with pen & paper gaming through a few classmates with D&D. Unfortunately, I'm a college student looking for employment, so I don't have much time to game. That's when I got curious about solitaire gaming. I did some research and it lead me to a GME called mythic. I purchased and read it in a night, the next day I picked an rpg rule set that interested me that I wanted to use mythic with, GURPS in this case, and started brainstorming a setting to play in. The more I wrote down and added to this fictional world, the more excited I got about running a campaign or short adventure in it. I also started wondering if I could integrate creative writing into this in some way, some way to record the events as they happen and where the narrative takes me, as well as role playing between my Pc's. Are there any tips you guys have for me in general when it comes to solo gaming? More specifically, role playing multiple characters?

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Hello guys! With me, something quite peculiar about solo roleplaying has happened, and I would like to know if anyone here passes or went through something similar. The fact is:
Group RPG games have become less and less satisfactory as I build and improve my RPG solo sessions . Not that they are boring; I currently have a group of D & D 5 edition and a group of Vampire that work well ... but in the group adventures I feel that I do not have not even half the immersion in the history, characters and mechanics that I have in my solo sessions ... has anybody here some experience, or advice, or opinion about it?
Thank you!

In my ongoing Vampire/Scarlet Heroes game, Hanson and Blaine team up to find the missing Dona!

In my ongoing Vampire/Scarlet Heroes game, Hanson and Blaine team up to find the missing Dona!

Scene 13. Yeah, that bodes well for our hero...

Sounds interesting. Says 3-8 players, but based on the description, I'm thinking there's no reason it couldn't be used in a solo context.

Sounds interesting. Says 3-8 players, but based on the description, I'm thinking there's no reason it couldn't be used in a solo context.

Originally shared by Daniel Yocom

Here is a card game that doesn't just have a story to go with the playing. It is a card game that is about creating the story as you play.

https://guildmastergaming.blogspot.com/2018/02/shindig-machine-game-review.html

Time cubes!

Time cubes!
I've had a hard time getting the hang of tracking time fast and easy so I painted some time cubes.
The light ones represent 12 hours of day and the dark ones 12 hours of night. The 50/50 are 10 minutes each. Every time the 10 minute cubes run out replenish them and remove an hour cube!