I recently played a pretty good #solorpg journaling game, that I'd thus like to showcase: A Wanderer's Journal by Myrmidont (myrmidont.itch.io/a-wanderers-...). You can read more about it on my post here: neasologamer.bearblog.dev/solo-journal...

I decided to start a new blog in order to share my thoughts about solo roleplaying and other stuff without having an (often constricting) character limit. Here is the inaugural post: neasologamer.bearblog.dev/an-introduct...

Just got around to listening to this episode, and it was a pretty cool listen. I tried that method myself half a month ago (coincidentally with another adventure from 1shotadventures), and it worked quite well. Overall, I want to try it again, now with rulebooks, and even with novels I haven't read.

This was precisely the game that (indirectly) got me into #solorpg . Because I liked it so much, that I looked for other games like it, and on a Reddit thread I read (iirc) someone recommended Ironsworn, which is how I found out I could play #ttrpg games by myself; the rest is history (so to speak).

Note to self: When playing #solorpg , don't ask questions the answer to which you might not like. Also make things you want to happen, happen instead of asking. Due to not following these, I almost stalled one of the games I'm playing rn, and had to retcon stuff (at least I salvaged it that way).

Just bought this great bundle and have been sifting through the stuff it contains. And there's some #solorpg stuff that drew my interest, and that I'd like to highlight so that other people get to see them as well. First I'll start with a couple of things I already had and tried before this bundle:

I hadn't gotten wind of this update - cool! I bought the previous version when it was on sale a few days back, and was positively surprised that the new one doesn't need to be rebought. And the new changes are definitely very welcome improvements over a product that already looked pretty good.

Just finished the journaling #solorpg Autumn Bells: A New Class. This time my character was a university student. Unfortunately, most of the prompts I got were of a more mundane (rather than magical) nature, so I wasn't inspired very much. Still, it was a decent sibling game to the previous one.

Next up I'll play the related journaling #solorpg Autumn Bells: A New Class (jthewolfmanm.itch.io/autumn-bells...). This'll probably be more typical, since it's about a student this time, but I'll use as a setting the same school as the previous game in order to use events and characters from there.

Just finished the journaling #solorpg Autumn Bells. Due to a random card draw, my character was a teacher at... kindergarten (that for sure was original then). Highlights included a rampage of magic monsters, an antagonistic parent, a school inspection, and magic going haywire. In short, it was fun.

Just got around to watching this, and thought it was very well made, and of professional quality (so it deserves more exposure). It outlines how the game is and the basic rules very well, so I'll check it again after buying the game. I subscribed to the channel and hope he'll keep up the good work.

Next up I'm going to play another underrated journaling #solorpg called Autumn Bells (jthewolfmanm.itch.io/autumn-bells). This is about a teacher in a magic school, and various events during their career there. It'll probably be interesting to play from a pov other than the usual student one.

Just finished today a cozy journaling #solorpg called Equinox (sheric.itch.io/equinox). It's about someone living in the woods with their pet in the month between winter and spring. It involves growing seedlings, as well as various cozy events. Overall it's the perfect game to play during February.

My latest on Screen Rant: @modiphius.bsky.social is making a solo Fallout RPG.

Tbh, I'm low-key looking forward to this book because the premise seemed interesting (my being into #gl definitely helped, since I felt such vibes from it).
And this post also reflects my own experiences with writing: just writing - super hard; solo rpg journaling - easy peasy (for some reason).

The Hardback version of my novel Wolf & Fang Detective Agency: The God Thief is availble now at www.blackwellwriter.com/products/wol...

Paperbacks and E-Pub versions should be available in a few weeks

(Btw, it's kind of annoying how I can't edit posts and have to delete and repost them if I want to fix something)

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I'm a solo roleplaying enthusiast who joined here in order to follow cool people that are in that hobby and maybe also post my thoughts about it.

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