Solo RPGs: On Random Tables

[@TheFilipFonky]

Thanks for the video. I've been playing around with modifying the Mythic adventure crafter, I feel like I'm getting closer and closer to a system that I like a lot

[@alatriste2222]

Just leaving a comment to support the channel

[@hankdean15]

Great video! I’ve been looking for a video like this for help on my solo rpg.

[@mattreagan4347]

Great video and super helpful, thanks so much for covering so many great resources so thoroughly!

[@arielle2745]

Excellent overview of tools, and thoughts on random tables!

[@Mind_of_MATT]

This is a very informative video. A lot to digest & tons of methods & products that fall under the topic. I too, find myself in analysis paralysis or just bogged down in the variations & differences of things. I'm fairly new to TTRPG & soloing so I like to keep things light. I find that lite rpg rules allow me to learn the soloing/GM side too as I go & switch up a tool if I don't like using something. I also like to try different games & small rule sets help with that too. I'm still dungeon crawling & learning slowly. It'll probably be awhile before I can handle solo playing a whole game world but it sounds really cool! :) I find selecting the tools & the rule set & forgetting about everything else helps & if a tool isn't working or you just don't like it, change it out.

[@RPGTips]

Thanks a lot! Analysis paralysis is quite common in the hobby, yes. It gets me too :) I try to think that even if I’m just selecting rulesets or analyzing random tables, I’m still having fun, which is the final objective of all of this :)

[@jeffhafer5669]

Wonderful advice! Thanks for taking the time to list all these resources. Please include some links to the digital solutions you talk about toward the end of the video if possible. I’m interested in those quite a lot. Thanks again!

[@RPGTips]

Thank you for your comment! You got them at the end of the description now!

[@jeffhafer5669]

@@RPGTips You are awesome. Thanks for the info!!!

[@diego_segura]

Great advice. My quickest solution for physical tables, was printing various resources into a stapled brochure style booklet. It saved me three books less in the stack (GME, UNE and Scarlet Heroes) everytime I play. (Por otro lado, me parece muy valiente de tu parte hacer tus videos en inglés en vez de español. Saludos desde Chile).

[@RPGTips]

That sounds great! I’d love to see some pictures of that. Come by the Discord! Por otra parte.... Gracias por pasarte! La única razón de hacerlo en inglés era poder interactuar con la comunidad principal de rol en solitario, que es de habla inglesa :). Si tuviera más tiempo lo haría en los dos idiomas, desde luego.

[@vinimagus]

Excellent video, amigo! Thank you very much! :-)

[@andysimmons2648]

An excellent video, thank you. I’m old school, myself. I like to physically roll dice and look things up on the tables in PDFs, which I access through GoodReader on the iPad. I’ll have a look at what you’re suggesting though.

[@BrutorzBill]

Helpful video! Thanks

[@pacoes1974]

I use one note to keep track of my charts.

[@Kevin-Peter]

Amazing video loved all the resources that you discussed. Also, I love the binder that you showed, what is that and where can I buy it? Also, what's in it, and how do you print it so it fits in that binder? Thanks very much for posting!

[@RPGTips]

Helo Kevin, thanks a lot! The binder you saw is an Arcana Note, arcanegoods.com/products/arcana-note , though it seems they've recently changed the design. Basically, it's the equivalent of a Filofax, it would server the same purpose. Regarding what's in it, it's a collection of oracles & tags from Sine Nomine products, as I said in the video! If you want a detailed list of what I have, I suggest you drop by the Discord server :D To print it, I just print on A5 paper and make the holes with a Filofax hole puncher.

[@Kevin-Peter]

@@RPGTips Thanks so much! I just ordered my own Arcana Note, please keep up the great content!

[@sirguy6678]

Great advice!

[@roninx1209]

Awesome stuff !

[@agentmirv]

In line with your digital solutions, I've been working on a Google Doc add-on called Random Tables. It's not available in the Marketplace yet, but it is open source and you could get it working by coping the code and html or just making a copy of the Google Doc in the examples folder mentioned in the readme. Github link: github.com/agentmirv/randomtables

[@Jimalcoatl]

I've tried story cubes. They really are not for me. Gamemaster's Apprentice decks are really great though.

[@3nertia]

What was the issue, for you, with the Story Cubes?