Rolling Alone
Paul WalkerWhether 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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Rolling Alone Podcast Episode 9 Preview
Here is a sneaky preview of Episode 9 of the show—the first 100 seconds, with the opening music, intro and first bit of The Solo RPG Agony Aunt feature…
Check your inbox at 11.00 am tomorrow for the full 43-minute episode!
Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor #2: Let’s be Honest About it.... “You’re Special!”
Photo by Muhammad Rizki on Unsplash
Part 1 of this series was my account of the genesis of the aptly named “Lucky” Lucas Gale, a dude who’d lived his entire life in Vault 83 before this campaign began.
If you missed that write-up, it woul...
Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor: The Vault Where Propaganda is Everyday Currency
A little backstory: I’m old enough to have played the original Fallout game (now styled as Fallout 1) back in 1997. I played several characters through the wastes of Southern California and quickly snapped up Fallout 2 when it came out the...
The Weekend One Shot: The Apartment Below
Original Under Ashen Skies art: Creative Commons
I was looking through my list of published posts, and I’ve actually written no fewer than FIFTEEN Weekend One Shots, where I learn, play and write a review of a game.
That being said, I hop...
The Rolling Alone Podcast: Episode 8
Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. We’re so glad you could attend. Come inside! Come inside!
Episode 8 of the Rolling Alone podcast has been released into the wild—another 40 minutes of solo TTRPG goodness for your list...
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