How to generate a paper hexcrawl INSTANTLY

[@DeepSpaceSolo]

Would you all be interested in seeing some hexcrawl actual play sessions with Vast in the Dark? Or should we explore more solo rpg tools and tips? Let me know!

[@edoardospagnolo6252]

Both sound like deliciously delightful ideas! Starting from the first one though, at least in my opinion.

[@JT-zl8ls]

I'm late to the party but I would like to see Vast gameplay. Purchased the PDF version of your book but haven't used it yet. Slick generation procedure you concocted!

[@jamesrizza2640]

This is an interesting take on the Hexcrawl. Thanks for sharing.

[@DeepSpaceSolo]

Thanks for watching! I think getting into the gameplay quickly helps make sandboxes feel like less of a slog.

[@SamDark]

I'd be intrested in both actually

[@eelzap]

I guess I gotta invest in this game now... Thanks for the video! I'd love to see anything else with this!

[@Teramis]

Just stumbled across your channel. Very interesting content! Am subscribing now. By the way, a request: it would be helpful if you would include book titles and links in the description notes for whatever you're using for reference material in any particular video. It would make it easier for an interested person to check them out. Now to catch up on your other vids. Thanks!

[@DeepSpaceSolo]

Thanks for the sub! I will go back through and add links for all of the items where they are missing.

[@Scibelius]

New here. Thanks for this vid. Very usefull tips. And I'd be interested in both as well.

[@whyishoudini]

very dada with the dice placement

[@bad-people6510]

You don't need to spin the pen. There are six possible directions. Just roll a D6. When I need scatter dice more generally I roll a D12 and use a clock face as the guide.

[@SamBrownBaudot]

I've run into so many people who ignore the old pluralization: die: singular dice: plural ... so they just say "dice" for everything, even the singular that should be "die". You're flipping it, though, saying "die" even when it's plural?

[@DeepSpaceSolo]

Thanks for the feedback! Honestly not sure why I tend to say it backwards; maybe it's some past English class trauma.

[@SamBrownBaudot]

@@DeepSpaceSolo Thanks for taking it well. It's a nails-on-chalkboard thing for me to hear people using singular "dice", and I was so un-ready to hear the reversed usage. It was more of a huh? No, there it was again. It wasn't so much grating as surprising.