Solo tabletop roleplaying
After playing a solo roleplaying session in Sydney, I consider the pros and cons of using game mechanics to write narrative fiction.
solo RPG
Session 0: The Isle of Xavius
In which I outline some rules, create two characters, generate a backstory, and set the opening scene.
Session #2 (part 1): All or nothing
Faced with the prospect of execution, the Journeyman begins to takes matters into his own hand, but not all of his newfound companions are cooperating.
SoloRPGs have a new home
With a little bit of routing magic in a YAML file, I partition my site to give the Journeyman a new home, making it easier to follow my solo RPG adventure.
Session #1: You die at dawn
After a coup erupts in the Palace of Akrium, the Journeyman lands in gaol with some unsavoury characters, at least one of which wants him dead -- not that it matters, our Journeyman dies at dawn.
Session #0: Prisoners of Akrium
After enjoying my solo RPG game during a camping holiday, I embark on a new campaign in a world inspired by the Ancient Aegean and Spaghetti Westerns.