Introduction to Solo RPGs

An introduction to solo tabletop RPGs!
00:00 Opening
03:19 Lone Wolf
07:11 Fabled Lands
13:37 Four Against Darkness
16:39 Five Leagues From The Borderlands, Five Parsecs From Home
20:22 Ironsworn and Starforged
24:25 D100 Dungeon and D100 Space
28:21 Playing Traditional RPGs Solo
31:25 Mythic GM Emulator
32:25 Solo Adventurer's Toolbox (D&D 5e)
33:41 GM Miscellany (Raging Swan Press)
34:42 Table Fables (Madeline Hale)
35:18 Arcane Artifacts and Curious Curios
36:03 Tome of Adventure Design
37:12 Scarlet Heroes Solo TTRPG
40:11 Geek Gamers KZbin Channel!
40:48 Close
For more information see:
Lone Wolf: www.magnamund.com/
Fabled Lands: a.co/d/57tNrJX
Four Against Darkness: www.ganeshagames.net/product_...
Five Leagues From The Borderlands: www.modiphius.net/en-us/pages...
Five Parsecs From Home: www.modiphius.net/en-us/produ...
Ironsworn: www.ironswornrpg.com/
Starforged: www.ironswornrpg.com/product-...
D100 Dungeon: www.mk-games.co.uk/d100dungeon
D100 Space: www.mk-games.co.uk/d100-space
Mythic GM Emulator: www.wordmillgames.com/mythic-...
Solo Adventurer's Toolbox: www.dmsguild.com/product/2523...
GM Miscellany: www.ragingswanpress.com/syste...
Table Fables: a.co/d/ckEq1ZJ
Arcane Artifacts and Curious Curios: a.co/d/dLDosuF
Tome of Adventure Design: www.mythmeregames.com/product...
Scarlet Heroes Solo TTRPG: sine-nomine-publishing.myshop...
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[@HowItsPlayed]

For more information see: Lone Wolf: www.magnamund.com/ Fabled Lands: a.co/d/57tNrJX Four Against Darkness: www.ganeshagames.net/product_info.php?cPath=1_55&products_id=295 Five Leagues From The Borderlands: www.modiphius.net/en-us/pages/five-leagues-from-the-borderlands Five Parsecs From Home: www.modiphius.net/en-us/products/five-parsecs-from-home Ironsworn: www.ironswornrpg.com/ Starforged: www.ironswornrpg.com/product-ironsworn-starforged D100 Dungeon: www.mk-games.co.uk/d100dungeon D100 Space: www.mk-games.co.uk/d100-space Mythic GM Emulator: www.wordmillgames.com/mythic-gme.html Solo Adventurer's Toolbox: www.dmsguild.com/product/252355/The-Solo-Adventurers-Toolbox GM Miscellany: www.ragingswanpress.com/system-neutral/gms-miscellany-dungeon-dressing Table Fables: a.co/d/ckEq1ZJ Arcane Artifacts and Curious Curios: a.co/d/dLDosuF Tome of Adventure Design: www.mythmeregames.com/products/tome-of-adventure-design-hardcover-book Scarlet Heroes Solo TTRPG: sine-nomine-publishing.myshopify.com/products/scarlet-heroes Geek Gamers KZbin Channel: kzbin.info/door/LnDxuZE6qWwWxZCN9y8JQA

[@rmcdudmk212]

Lonewolf books are pretty good. They also made similar books set in Tolkien's middle earth.

[@HowItsPlayed]

@@rmcdudmk212 Wow -- didn't know that! Are they still being published?

[@rmcdudmk212]

@@HowItsPlayed I don't think so but I could be wrong.

[@rmcdudmk212]

@@HowItsPlayed looked them up. They are no longer in print but if you are looking for them they are called Tolkien's Quests.

[@Abelmars11]

@@HowItsPlayedSo I man wanting to use solo RPGS to build my world. I have a copy of the tomb of adventure design but I thought it was for Pathfinder 1e only?

[@eostyrwinn5018]

If you want to see actual play of solo rpgs, I highly, highly, recommend the channel Me, Myself, and Die. He makes fantastic, high quality videos of his solo games and watching his videos was instrumental in me being able to wrap my head around how to play solo RPGs. He's used many of the things mentioned in this video (Five Parsecs from home, Ironsworn, Mythic GM emulator)

[@HowItsPlayed]

Yes, absolutely! Really kicking myself for forgetting to mention Me, Myself and Die but that's a GREAT channel for seeing Solo RPGs being played.

[@williamfaughnan6298]

His gameplays are like an aspiration for a total noob like myself, but I'd love to get to that level someday. He's amazing and the videos are engaging with very high production value.

[@user-ju1du2sm6b]

Wich is the weirdest most deep setup among the solo RPGs you know? I wanna start with smth deep , I liked planescape torment a lot. Kinda obscure atmosphear. Deep stuff

[@Jimalcoatl]

I think Me, Myself, and Die is like the solo version of Critical Role; fun to watch, but not representative of most players' experience.

[@RollingSoloRPG]

No way dude! 😊 You have been by far my favorite PF2e creator, and I have just recently transitioned into solo play. Then BOOM you drop this video. You rock Dave!🎉

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks!

[@PatricioINTP]

I think my original post got deleted after I added some KZbin links, so I am trying again. Two recommendations for solo GMs I have are How to Host a Dungeon (by Tony Dowler) and Delve (by Blackwell Games), two solo games involving dungeon creation. Also for a quick solo game, Dungeon Hero (by Lone Spelunker), which is pocket sized adventures.

[@fitzgeraldlimisella4393]

Every time I see a major KZbinr cover solo RPG, my heart warms and it's a bonus that it's a Pathfinder channel as well! I am currently playing Pf2e solo using a variety of solo engines and tools. For the oracle, I use MUNE for its simplicity over Mythic (which I used originally), GMA (Gamemaster's Apprentice) deck and at times the Solo Adventurer's Toolbox both versions. PS: I was one of the playtesters for the second Solo Adventurer's Toolbox book and while yes it is designed for 5e, there are still some useful resources for non-5e games.

[@HowItsPlayed]

I feel like I'm missing something obvious... but what is "MUNE"?

[@fitzgeraldlimisella4393]

​@@HowItsPlayedhm I can't believe I missed this reply. MUNE is a free GM Emulator much like Mythic. It stands for Madey Upy Namey Emulator (I know...). The idea is instead of rolling on a d100 table like Mythic, you just need a D6 as the oracle. The possible answers are "No, and...", "No", "No, but..." and the Yes counterparts. In terms of likelihood, you simply roll 2D6 and take the higher (if likely) or lower (if unlikely) number, similar to 5e's Advantage and Disadvantage system.

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks for the shout out and comprehensive vid.

[@HowItsPlayed]

You're very welcome! Thanks for all you do!

[@GeezerGeek0]

I *loved* the Lone Wolf books as a kid. I was so thrilled when you said they were getting reprinted. I just ordered the first boxed set. Woohoo!

[@cas6566]

Thank you for this! I live in the boonies, so I'm always looking for fresh stuff. Another great solo rpg is Tunnels and Trolls 😊

[@Burtimus02]

Captain’s Log plays very well, has helpful tables to establish missions and streamlined mechanics to get you right into the actions. The only quibble I have (if you can call it that) is that the rules are the most seamless when playing the captain. I mean, it’s in the title, after all. Still, I just had to go and try a chief engineer. It does work, but you may have to massage some results if you are as much of a contrarian as I am. That said, it’s highly recommended. Oh, and the “edition” refers only to the cover art. Any “edition” works for all eras of play. FYI.

[@werejustgaming]

I am three sessions into my first episode. I made a Chief of Security life path creation. Rolled a Gorn. Made an Ambassador and a full Bridge Crew in create as you play and I am having a great time. My Gorn crashed on the planet with the Ambassador both injured and just fought a massive creature. Barely won. It will be up on my channel when finished and the write up will be on Continuing Missions. Living the system.

[@eric5591]

Thank you for all the information, I am excited to try out several of them

[@ExperimentalGameology]

Great overview, thanks! I've played about half of the games you mentioned (Lone Wolf, Four Against Darkness, Ironsworn, and Scarlet Heroes), and look forward to exploring the other options you have highlighted.

[@Kevlar-78]

Really interesting video and topic. I knew basically nothing prior to this rundown. Cheers !

[@dreadknot69]

Great timing on the video, I find people are more and more interested in these sorts of games. I personally have found the 5 FROM style of solo RPG to be my favourite. I enjoy the minis and terrain (no grids) and I thoroughly enjoy the added RPG elements these games add during the campaign steps. In that genre, I would add: Lasting Tales Elder Scrolls Call to Arms (especially with the Chapter 1 Campaign book)

[@JackMcCarthyWriter]

Woohoo! Love to see someone shout out Geek Gamers! Just found your channel and happy to hear you reference another KZbinr I like.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Yes! I love her reviews.

[@robkeeley1570]

This is just the video I've been trying to find. Thank you for all of this information let the solo rpg fun commence

[@HowItsPlayed]

You're very welcome! I'm glad the video has been helpful!

[@rotegrutze9565]

Hey thanks a bunch for this video! Exactly, what I was looking for! :)

[@HowItsPlayed]

Awesome!

[@Truebow75]

Who remembers Micro Adventures books? Where you were a computer hacker and solved traps and such using real Basic programming? Loved the hell out of those.

[@EddieVanShatner]

I had a bunch of those books! They were great.

[@danjohnson887]

I appreciate the upload! Subscribed!

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks!

[@edwardmayne9114]

Lone Woof?!? I'm dying 🤣

[@mayanightstar]

came here to comment this too lol

[@SentientSoup]

Well done sir. A professional and informative video. Thank you.

[@jacobjenkins5461]

First video i watch of yours, also the first to show up on my feed of yours. Very well thought out, well constructed video. You sir got a new sub with notifications on. Keep them coming. I'm about to binge your library now.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks for the kind words! And I hope you like Pathfinder, or that may be a short binge. LOL

[@GenuineMattyC]

Great video. Loved it.

[@smallmj2886]

You inspired me to replay the solo adventure from the 1983 D&D Basic Box Player's Manual. These also reminded me of Steve Jackson's Fighting Fantasy series that a buddy of mine was really into in the 80s.

[@damightyshabba439]

Careful of that talking wall.....

[@angelalvarezcine]

Rangers of Shadow Deep was the one that got me into solo RPGs highly recommended as well

[@HowItsPlayed]

I just received my copy! Can't wait to dig into it.

[@falconashek8913]

I’ve played the old Fighting Fantasy books growing up. My go to solo rpgs are Microchap Book RPGs, 4AD and D100. Thank you for more suggestions for other RPG‘s.

[@rmcdudmk212]

I've looked into solo RPGs mostly because I'm my groups forever GM. It's a decent option for us forever GMs to have some fun as a player.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Agreed!

[@rmcdudmk212]

​@@HowItsPlayedkeep up the exclent work on the vids. 👍

[@HowItsPlayed]

@@rmcdudmk212 Thanks!

[@vintoks]

Great list of resources all in one video!

[@twistedturns65]

There's a game book series called "Legendary Kingdoms" that does the open world game book thing like Fabled Lands. You can make custom characters, but if you play the premade characters, they actually have a relationship system for the members of the adventuring party. Book three is about to come out and I'm really excited for it.

[@MikePerry-bt9yv]

Much appreciated overview!

[@leonardoalmeida3836]

I'm surprised that Ian Livingstone books were not mentioned. Classic books like The Warlock at Firetop Mountain, City of Thieves, Forest of Doom, etc. You should check them out (here goes my nostalgia hitting hard😂)

[@richardrussell7082]

In addition to the books, I remember playing The Warlock Of Firetop Mountain on the ZX Spectrum computer. When you paused the game it said "Pausing... Press 'C' to continue" at the bottom of the screen. However, if you left it paused long enough, it would change to: "C... short for continue?" "Fourth along the bottom row?" (as it was on the Speccy keyboard) "Hellooooo?" "Gone for a cheesecake?" 🤣

[@HowItsPlayed]

The first 5 are due to arrive next week. :)

[@leonardoalmeida3836]

@@richardrussell7082 I tried the Warlock at Firetop Mountain on my Switch... my, oh my!

[@leonardoalmeida3836]

@@HowItsPlayed hope you enjoy them!

[@Pneumanon]

I remember being in 4th grade reading The Keep of the Lich Lord for my chosen book to read in class. This was back in the 80s. My teacher didn’t want me to read it and asked me a million questions cause it had a skeleton on the front and he didn’t know what a Lich Lord was. Probably thought it was evil or something… What a dunce!

[@Samwa84]

Just want to thx for introducing such great games I didn`t even know they existed!

[@HowItsPlayed]

You're welcome!

[@yarnevk]

PF2e D20 vs. DC with DC adjustments +/-10/5/2 is essentially the same thing as Mythics decision d100 matrix modified by chaos once you work thru the math, then you can just use their roll tables for ideas with PF2e itself as the decision mechanic and ask the 'GM' D20 your yes/no questions and vary the DC with both chaos and likelyhood. strong yes/no is just meets DC+/-10, and nats (doubles) are triggers like nat1/20. Divide the d100 decision matrix by 5 to make it a D20 and it becomes easy to see this!

[@user-pc5ww8fh6d]

Good video, I have most of the selection. Big Fan of D100 Dungeon and 4 Against Darkness and Solo Adventurers Toolbox. Wish I had the superior digest hardcovers that you showed.

[@saltgoblin]

Good video, and nice gunpla!

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks! 😀

[@nessy3338]

Thanks for the video!

[@phillipredfearn3931]

Great video, subscribed

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks!

[@LumberingTroll]

5Core made by Nordic Weasel Games, but now 5PFH and 5LFTB are owned by Modiphius, still written by the own of NWG, Ivan. There are actually several other 5Core games, including ww2, post apoc, etc.

[@colbyboucher6391]

Just glad to see you covering other games.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Good to know! I may do more stuff like this... it's a little surprising that my best performing video is not a Pathfinder vid. LOL

[@colbyboucher6391]

@@HowItsPlayed Don't get me wrong I love Pathfinder, but I think more and more people are finally a little frustrated that two games are hogging 95% of the market share when there's literally thousands of RPGs around!

[@davidbeer5015]

I don't know if it got mentioned in the comments, but to throw another published group RPG with a Solo Mode: The One Ring. I haven't played it yet, but I'v eheard their Strider (Solo) Mode is pretty good, and was written by the person behind Ironsworn.

[@tbj1972]

Great video 👍

[@nerodcs3087]

one of the addon books for 5 parsecs (Freelancers Handbook) has rules for narrative combat without setting up a table and minis.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Good to know! I never picked up Freelancers Handbook.

[@dumblittlechair4825]

Starforged is awesome! Great for people new to solo rpg play (like me) due to the amount of rolling tables and guidance for solo play

[@user-ju1du2sm6b]

Wich is the weirdest most deep most obscure dramatic among all solo RPGs I can play? Kinda planescape torment

[@Luchiop]

I love the fantasy trip melee & wizard with the programmed adventures. Those are my go to solo rpg.

[@Wolf359inc]

Yes! I discovered these back in the 80’s and played the three Death Test programmed adventures to… well… death. :) Ended up creating my own Random Monsters and Treasures tables for each room, as I became too familiar with the adventures. Death Test 3 was great in that regard. I always intended to convert them to GURPS, but never got around to it, despite it being a relatively straightforward process. Cheers,

[@Luchiop]

@@Wolf359inc wow, I never knew about DT3!! I still struggle sometimes with the rules, never played much ttrpgs. But I found out about this game and started playing. Now i´m always looking for similar experiences with tactical battles more leaning towards the boardgame aspect and the rpg elements thrown in. Do you know about other games like this? Even if they are old, Im a graphic designer and love to make my own components.

[@Ea-wy5cu]

I have started playing more Rps solo due to a very different work hours.On the weekends it is possible to play with a group sometimes,but after work during the week it is a fun way to unwind after work, when I do not feel like playing a video game, or watching a movie.

[@Denzarki]

Thanks for the suggestions, i bought lone wolf 1-5 (re release version) from your recommendation last night and today I've already finished book one which was surprising cos I'm a slow reader.. but i guess with so many branching paths the stories can't be that long.

[@HowItsPlayed]

That's a very good point that I failed to mention... the Lone Wolf books usually take me only 2 hours to 2:30 to finish, but there is quite a lot of replayability.

[@dard2240]

I use for my game Loner: another solo rpg system 2nd edition. It's great for someone like me who don't even have any experience in tabletop roleplay games. It's just let me come up with any stuff and i just have to roll two dice to decide from chart and my character trait if i done great or not. It also allow to force unexpecting scenarios if irolling dices with same numbers on each turning story around or scenario. It also being able to fit any setting in it.

[@HowItsPlayed]

I'm not familiar with Loner, but I'll check it out. Thanks!

[@artistpoet5253]

I will add a recent purchase I made: The GM's Book of Astounding Random Tables. A whole book dedicated to just on-the-fly details ready to use. It even has a method for generating a campaign world which you could easily port over to sci-fi by changing up the nouns a bit.

[@kyrnsword72]

I am a Huge, huge fan of D100 Dungeon and love to use with it the Oracle and tables in Scarlet Heroes. Getting the D100 Dungeon Mapping Game was extremely worth getting.

[@sumdude4281]

Loved Lone Wolf when I was a kid.

[@joeTheN]

Tunnels & Trolls is popular for solo play among some. Six-sided dice and simplistic rules.

[@KabukiKid]

I can testify that the Madeline Hale books (Table Fables) are all amazing! And also quite affordable. I snagged them from Amazon. I wish she would write more; she has a great imagination.

[@tylercook5761]

The Lone Wolf books are great. When I was around 12 I found one in a used bookstore in the states. I asked my mom to order me some others and she did. It was rad.

[@kylewilliams6091]

Used to play tunnels and trolls as a kid which my dad used to play in his younger years

[@DeaconIvory]

Thanks!

[@HowItsPlayed]

You're very welcome! I appreciate the Super Thanks!

[@ivorcogdell8483]

For extra settings info, try stars without number (Sf), worlds without number (fantasy) and cities without number (cyberpunk) by Kevin Crawford. All come as free pdf and a payable delux version with extra material added.

[@Luchiop]

Recently found "Ancient Odissey" and it's pretty interesting. The combat system is something I want to apply to stuff like " Barbarian Prince".

[@mygeekdom4414]

I fist found out about Adventures Toolkit from Genny Di. She made the claim that it would be a bit simplistic for those used to See li I lay but is worthy for GMs testing idea before taking Otto the table. I also play Rolemaster Standard System. I have found that any of the pathfinder specific charts have RMSS equivalents so there is no problem.

[@EddieVanShatner]

For solo play I would highly recommend Two Hour Wargames as they have games in a ton of genres. Fantasy, Sci Fi, Western and Zombie Apocalypse to mention a few. They can also be played co-op or opposed and all come from the same base system so once you know one game it is easy to jump to another.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Oof... 2-Hour Wargames wants $17 to ship me a single $15 book.

[@jacobjenkins5461]

Reminder to all of those perusing the comments, it's the comments that help boost the content creators with the KZbin algorithm. Comments work the best.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks for the subtle reminder! LOL

[@Fantomas9]

You missed the "Alone Against" series of Call of Cthulhu solo adventures. There are three currently with a fourth due out shortly.

[@tekay44]

4AD is a great system, as deep as you want it to be, with lots of player made content, very well supported.

[@Sichuanbeef]

I find the suggestion of the solo wargames to help generate part of the game to be very interesting. It feels like RPGs would be going full circle since Arneson and Gygax were wargamers at heart, and so many rules in AD&D had to do with wargaming.

[@andrewjohns9855]

I would be very interested in a how to play mythic run through.

[@ChadHensley]

A brand new option that is just now delivering to backers is 2D6 Dungeon. It is really, really good. There is a plan for a second Kickstarter later this year. I have the books and and also the cards coming. The creator, Toby Lancaster, has a lot of videos on his channel including quite a few playthroughs. You build the dungeons as you go along by rolling, you guessed it, 2d6. The world really fleshes itself out and gives you lots of options. I would highly suggest checking it out. Thanks for this video! I'm going to look into the Lone Wolf books. The D100 Dungeon materials have been on my radar for a while. I was not, however, aware of the extra materials you can get for it. After I've had some time with 2D6 Dungeon when it arrives, I might consider looking a bit deeper into to the D100 system.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks for the heads up! I just submitted a late pledge.

[@ChadHensley]

@@HowItsPlayed my copy just arrived!

[@defleshedbuttocks]

2D6 Dungeon is really, really good.

[@Valen-D]

Try any of the Hexplore it series of games. They are awesome!

[@chadwickerman]

I understand the appeal for solo play, especially for people without groups to play with or social skills to interact with other people well. But they take out the most engaging and enjoyable part of RPGs for me. It's the group think, characters engaging with other charactersm NPCs and the environment, making character decisions about morality and what and who to be involved with, etc. You don't get that with solo play or are dependent on random roll tables to simulate it. It's almost completely problem/puzzle solving, quest chasing and the like, which doesn't appeal to me. Maybe I'm wrong but that's been my experience.

[@fhuzy]

Awesome video! just what I needed

[@HowItsPlayed]

Glad to hear it!

[@fhuzy]

Currently I’m doing Lone Wolf, and a solo adventure with ChatGPT

[@HowItsPlayed]

@@fhuzy If you enjoy Lone Wolf, there is also an official podcast where they share some of the creative thinking that went into each book.

[@charlespinell5091]

I played all 10 of the lone wolf when I was in high school. Late '80s in USA

[@Kyrinthic]

Just wanted to say that I loved the lone wolf books when I was a kid in the 80s, and have revisited them several times through the years. There was also a graystar the wizard series by the same people, and even at one point they created something called the magnamund companion, which was a more classical rpg book so you could play the lone wolf theme in a more classic multi person ttrpg setting. There was also a pretty good android app for the books that did all the recordkeeping as well at one point.

[@NormalesEinhorn]

This video could not have been more timely delivered since my now Ex girlfriend hast just permanently put me on solo RPGs

[@jjayala]

😂

[@coppermutant]

Now I just need a way to replace the cheap pizza, unhealthy snacks, bizarre family related delays, and that one loose contrarian cannon.

[@dharmainthenorth]

Great video! Thanks for making it :) I'm a solo RPG-er working my way up from one page systems to Ironsworn. Five Parasecs has drawn my eye for a while - do you know if it is also available specifically on virtual tabletop? Or could you play it miniature-free? I've never used vitual tabletop before but it seems like a great resource for solo RPG-ers from what you've said here.

[@HowItsPlayed]

Unfortunately, I don't think there is a formal 5-parsecs module for Foundry, but if you just want to use it as your map you should be able to do so.

[@ivorcogdell8483]

Expansion pack 2 gives you a method of using it without a tabletop, basically drawing a map of the terrain and using that. Reviews are on the KZbin channel. I have it. But not tried it out yet. I also have pdf's of 5 leagues from the borderland, more in depth than 5 parsers. Plus ironsworn and starforged. Great settings.

[@user-tz1pk7nn9p]

Hey partner how do you do NPCS and what to do if you get stuck?

[@steel5315]

I have the Solo Adventurers Tool Box but haven't actually used it yet. I kinda wanna see if I can get it to work for PF2E if I can, I feel like it might be kinda difficult but the games are similar enough that it might be possible. Oh also one you didn't mention that's really fun is Wolves of Langston it's newer but I just finished the first 2 Chapters and it's really fun!

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks for the heads up about Wolves of Langston! I just ordered a copy.

[@fitzgeraldlimisella4393]

I am currently playing Pf2e solo using TSAT1 and 2 (The Solo Adventurer's Toolbox) among other things. So there are enough random tables there that are not system-specific and there are others that can be adjusted to Pf2e fairly easily, such as setting a DC. Of course there are things that are not simply transferrable such as the magic item tables.

[@steel5315]

@fitzgeraldlimisella4393 Hmm PF2E does have a system for if you don't wanna worry about giving players new items tho so I could use that. It just grants your weapons and Armor an automatic upgrade when you reach certain levels. As for other kinds of magic items I could just give myself the items that would work best for my build.

[@fitzgeraldlimisella4393]

@@steel5315 wait what is this about automatic weapons and armor upgrade? lol I didn't know about that, are you able to link the AoN source please? But yes, that's what I do, too, with magic items.

[@Biodelic]

Rangers of Shadow Deep should deserve a mentioning.

[@defleshedbuttocks]

really good.

[@user-cg3hy7rq5f]

I was a bit surprised that these books weren’t mentioned

[@HowItsPlayed]

Just bought it!

[@MrDudikowski]

2D6 Dungeon is excellent

[@HowItsPlayed]

I've ordered a copy... can't wait for it to arrive!

[@user-ju1du2sm6b]

Im still waching the vid. Among this or even if you not mented it wich could be the weirdest story among all this genre. Kinda planescape torment. Kinda deep and phylosofical and openminded

[@vanghard]

My favorite one is Thousand year old vampire, as a VtM GM is it surprising 😂?

[@MegaMarrero504]

What advice would you have for playing through a Pathfinder 2e Adventure Path solo?

[@HowItsPlayed]

I wouldn't recommend it. The only way to play those solo requires you to read everything in advance, meaning there are no surprises to experience as a player. If you want to play PF, I would recommend you use something like Mythic GM emulator and other oracles.

[@hg1651]

Call of Cth solo are great !

[@NowIBored]

Any suggestions for some that are writing based?

[@PatricioINTP]

There is one called Quill where your character write letters instead of hack monsters. I just got it, but another called Apothecaria by Blackwell encourage you to journal as you play. I liked her previous solo game Delve so I opt to get it.

[@NowIBored]

Thanks, those sound like what I might be looking for.@@PatricioINTP

[@chewinggumchicken]

Dude I seriously thought you were saying "lone woof" lol

[@luke208]

For how much you're jazzing up Mythic's oracles and random tables in general you honestly need to take a closer look at Ironsworn. That game does not only have tons of oracle tables, it also has *really good ones*. Sure, maybe the "low fantasy" thing isn't entirely your thing, that's fair enough. Chances are though, that maybe you just didn't quite get it, as it is rooted in a narrative, fiction-first game style and you seem to be more of a traditional tactical combat oriented player. Honestly, take a closer look, there's so much to find there.

[@paulcooper6048]

You missed the Alone Against.. series by the same company as Four Against The…….. You also missed Expedition, an app and card solo RPG and The Fate Mill, a single die for solo role playing.

[@user-ju1du2sm6b]

Most immersive more serious. Wicu should i take first !*!*!*;. I dont even know

[@the5thmusketeer215]

WHAT AN EXCELLENT VIDEO….. ✨🏆✨ I really appreciate the amount of effort & the painstakingly helpful guidance that KZbinrs like yourself provide, for people who are trying to get to grips with what can be a bewildering array of choices in any given topic... MY SINCERE THANKS! 🙏

[@HowItsPlayed]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@hadeseye2297]

Paragraph game not an rpg. Where's rolepleying in it?

[@captainnolan5062]

Ironsworn Delve is also great!

[@jacobjamison6827]

WOLF NOT WUF!

[@isaacriggs4656]

Lol. You're one of those people that pronounces "wolf" as "woof." Why do people do that, btw?

[@HowItsPlayed]

Can't speak for others, but I have a minor speech disorder that makes certain L and R sounds difficult to pronounce. It's especially a pain considering there are two such Rs in my last name!

[@jbellamy1371]

Wolf. Not woof.

[@rreith]

Lone Wolf...WOLF, not Woof. Stop saying Woof. Good video though.

[@TheWizard10008]

Rant: Can you please talk to somebody in authority over at Paizo and have them change the ridiculous amount of spells that have a 30 foot range limitation. It’s unnecessarily restrictive in an unrealistic way. Most of the spells that have this limitation are almost useless because of it. They need to fix this before they release all Remaster stuff. It’s a huge problem. Even if you add reach, it’s still unhelpful. Take telepathy for an example. It should be at least 120 ft.

[@doc8125]

Don't follow RAW then and just home brew it

[@quark12000]

Solo games? If I can't play a game, I just read a book or play a video game.

[@defleshedbuttocks]

Does your mom read the books to you?

[@quark12000]

@@defleshedbuttocks No. Yours does.

[@defleshedbuttocks]

@@quark12000 Adequate, but typical response. Incels just can't really do comebacks very well. Something to do with maladjusted social contact.

[@lioneljonson161]

@@quark12000 Nice burn 😂