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 #15: Searching for that Elusive Vibe
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I recorded an podcast interview with the other day and finished the chat with a question: If someone listening to this show was looking to write and publish a TTRPG, what one piece of advice would you give t...
A Bowl of Temporal Soup #5: “Hello Mr Blotnik, It’s (Not) Nice to Meet You...”
This is my playthrough of A Bowl of Temporal Soup, which is currently being funded on Kickstarter. I’ll drop a link to the campaign at the bottom of this post, but let’s not waste time—onwards with the story!
We found ourselves in a time c...
A Bowl of Temporal Soup #4: Let’s Twist Again (Like We Did Last Summer)
In part #3, we left Yoddle in a dilemma. He’d carefully set a trap for an elderly Krasnal Noble—then botched the spell to hold sway over him.
I’ve got a fair few options, from charging into combat to fleeing, bluffing, casting spells, or e...
A Bowl of Temporal Soup #3: Stinky Fish, Woodsmoke and Botched Spells
Last time in this short campaign of A Bowl of Temporal, we landed in the temporal soup of Bigos as a Krasnal Inquisitor Mage called Yoddle. We found ourselves in the port town of Brassica, a hybrid Ancient Greek/Steampunk mashup, where we p...
The Solo TTRPG Jumpstart #4: The One-Line Mission
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Welcome back to The Solo TTRPG Jumpstart series. This is the Substack version of my ongoing podcast series of the same name.
I hope that makes sense—it did to me when I wrote it!
Anyway, this is part 4,...
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