Rolling Alone
Whether you're braving dungeons, journaling epic tales, or just looking to roll some dice in peace, this blog has you covered. No party? No problem.
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Thinking Aloud About Game Design #17: “To Die, to Sleep – to Sleep, Perchance to Dream
Photo by Jon Butterworth on Unsplash...
If you’ve been reading my series on Broken Shores, by Blackoath Entertainment, which is currently being funded on Kickstarter, you’ll know how my Nemo-adjacent character came to a rapid and sticky en...
Broken Shores #5: The Restart “My Name is Dory, and I am Vengeance”
Photo by SHIRAZ HENRY on Unsplash
If you’ve been following this series, then you will know that my Nemo-adjacent character hit a series of unfortunate dice rolls and came to a tragic demise at the hands of a clutch of Rotting Dead,
I coul...
Broken Shores #4: “The earth does not want new continents, but new men”
Image from Pexels
This is the fourth part of this series on Blackoath Entertainment’s new blockbuster Broken Shores (2nd Edition). I’ll link to the already-published chapters at the bottom of this post in case you need to catch up!
The ga...
The Rolling Alone Podcast Episode 12
Greetings, solo roleplayers, and welcome back to The Rolling Alone Podcast as we reach Episode 12.
I have to say that sticking to my self-imposed rule of keeping the podcast to 40-45 minutes was tough this time around! Both new interviews—...
Broken Shores #3: “To The Raft, My Friend, We Leave This Godforsaken Place”
Image by ktuec from Pixabay
On Tuesday, we began our Broken Shores (2nd Edition) campaign with a pretty detailed look at character creation in the game. Our protagonist is inspired by Captain Nemo in Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues U...
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