not sure how i got here. i saw you had 666 subs and decided to change that. so now you have 667.

Happy to dive into the backlog, Herm! I have downloaded the Ironsworn pdf, but haven't played yet, i just prefer physical books. I guess I'll have to invest in a copy

i cant find the game, it has disappeared from everywhere, does anyone know how a i can find a copy or something

There's that great storytelling voice. Awesome video, and welcome back!!😎

I love how you balance the game with the story. I like hearing you discover the rolls in the moment. So glad to have another episode

Been having a lot of fun watching your videos, the recommended resources gave me the push I had been needing to start my own solo campaign! That being said, here's a question: What's your favorite tool for generating terrain?

oooooo, WAIT WTF, only 597 subs, but this vid was soo well made, have one more sub ta help fix dat

Thx. I tried to get adventuresmith but the Android play store on my device does not offer it for the latest version of Android.

i love these channel so glad i just found it

If you want to play a sentient sword that can possess people in Pathfinder, check out the Armorist class from Spheres of Power. They have an archetype that allows them to do this.

Thanks for sharing! This will help a lot!

Love your channel! 😃 Great video. I'd love to send you a copy of our Solo RPG if you're interested? 😊 (couldn't find an email address). 🎲 Going to binge watch all of your videos now haha!

Nicely done. Thank you!

This was great! I'd love to see more bite-sized Ironsworn one shots, you don't see them often if at all. Thanks a bunch!

Really enjoyed your video. I just started solo playing my Rpg. I choose the Pathfinder for SW system. These app seems very useful for this. But I do have problems with the Storycubes app. The link did not work for me. Maybe its my phone. Thank you for all this and take care.

So I can now essentially play as the "I was reincarnated as a sword" sword with this. Neat.

Another banger. Glad you're feeling better!

I'm glad you're back and feeling much better. Awesome content, btw. 💥👍👍💥

Man I was just looking for information on this, your videos have made me very interested in solo play.

7:29 You could keep track of money in days of food / shelter. Then, define how much gold it takes to live every day, and that could be a conversion of days to gold. Harsh weather conditions, drought, and famine could make days more expensive(for simplicity sake, survival in harsh conditions is some multiple of the regular cost). Travel over long distances, thus requiring lodging, would also be some multiple of regular day-costs. In isolated places, you could use deception to say your gold is more valuable than it is, for 'economic reasons. Royalty did a good job this year'. All to say, just using 'days' as currency makes lots of sense.

Thanks for going over this. This is such a neat concept and your execution of it was very entertaining!

Im glad Loud Mouth got the magic item, i wonder what would happen if the sponge was placed in and enemies mouth hmmm lol

I really like the idea of the elf trees

Love from a BlaineSimple and Vaush fan!

I created a game called Oracle of Hipnos, a round robin coop story game. This was before I discovered solo rpgs. The rules are quite simple: 1. The players decide the genre and the feel of the story that will be told, so everyone is on the same page. 2. The first player put the deck on the table (called Oracle), and draws the first card, putting it on the side. This is called Vision, and is background of the story. He start the tale, and after laying the background, he then pulls 2 more cards, selects one to continue the narrative, putting it below the Vision card, and continues introducing characters and a start, leaving a hook for other player to continue. This is the Chapters of the Storyline. Then he discards the other card to the side of the Oracle face-up, starting a pile called the Graveyard. 3. The another player then pulls up 2 cards, either 2 from the Oracle, or 1 from the Oracle and 1 from the Graveyard. He selects one to continue and put to the side of the first card of the Storyline. After he finishes (leaving a hook), he discards the other card on the Graveyard. 3. The other players do the same, always keeping coherence and leaving hooks, until the story reaches a climax and a close. The players then give their opinion on it, and create an alternate ending if the wish so. Well, I have the pdf but it is in brazilian portuguese. It's incredible how great of a prompt Tarot cards can be!

Fun times. Keep it coming and thanks for the content.

This setting of focusing on a sentient weapon reminds me of the french ttrpg Bloodlust by Croc and the Siroz team (or Badbuta for the newer edition). I don't know if it can be found in english but it's a very interesting sword&sorcery game.

Yeaaaah mane!! You're really coming into your own. The channel content is looking even more awesome!! 😎🤎

NEXT EPISODE!! LET'S GO!!

So first a little (I hope) constructive criticism, since you asked for feedback: This needs a bit more editing. I found myself taken out of it a little when you broke down and explained what every single roll was and the results. Those kinds of things can definitely go on the screen or just be announced after the roll, with all the addition cut out of the narration. It also wouldn't hurt to script some of the dialogue, or at least do a couple of takes rather than doing everything on the fly (though I know it can be a delicate balance between that and the authenticity of presenting the game as it happens). Now for the fun stuff: This is fantastic and I like how your setting comes through really strongly even with just a little description. This kind of storytelling content is some of my absolute favorite stuff in the hobby community and not nearly enough people are doing it. I really hope you keep this story going and continue to develop your techniques and the channel. As someone who plays the occasional pretty in-depth solo game, this reminds me a lot of my own solo games, but presented in a compelling way with nice visuals and those classic Kevin MacLeod tracks that bring it nicely to life. I can't wait to see what happens to these three and what Linnea really had in mind with those mushrooms.

Another banger from you, friend!

This is great work. Here is something for the algorithm

Great video! That dice rolling software looks quite interesting. Could you explain the setup you use for these videos (talking heads and all) please?

Finally, a TTRPG that won't make me want to hide bodies below lakes.

Very cool idea! Been getting into roleplaying (solo) lately. And just fleshed out two npc in my Ironsworn adventure with a tarot past-present-future draw. Works great :) Love the content 🙌

I'm a DM that relies heavily on improv, I keep a tarot deck next to me whenever I need something to build off of.

I’ve thought of using cards like that in tabletop, but never in either of those ways. I’m excited to try this with a similarly symbolic card deck of mine, now!

Love the video dude, since the spirits bard came out for dnd I’ve wanted to do a character based on the tarot. Minor constructive criticism: please flip any irl clips you want to use in future. It’s always a good one when you upload! 👍

God. All of your stuff is so cool

🤎 Another hit!! I enjoyed it. 🤎

I'd go with Frost/Vampiric/Warped

Teddy Roosevelt.

Cats are sentient. Humans are sapient.

Why does this have to be a solo game? Think about artefacts competing against each other to push their own agendas and direct history.

"We love to see it. Well, I don't..." 😂

Well, well, well!! You're a person of your word. I'm getting more into the Christmas feels thanks to you. 🎉🤎🤩💥😎