I’m making a slow return to solo RPing with a small scene from Fabletop.

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/solorpgs/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=24&p=95#p95

Part 3 of my Call of Cthulhu experiment is up, wherein Julia worms her way into a dangerous cult and the confidence of its leader. But does she truly have the upper hand…?

In which Renald the magic user swabs decks and tries to avoid being sky-marooned by his fellow pirates. Said pirates can definitely not read this letter, and all cheer and thanks Renald displays towards them are completely sincere.

Originally shared by Lunar Gin

Following the release of Rocket Dungeons, an ultra light rpg in pocketmod format, I deliver here a 10 minutes example of play.

Part one of my Amber Diceless game using a solo framework that I wrote up for it.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/159aNC_xU5jvvKn8e7PZIBJppT8VcMn9fT1ZtL282ORw/edit?usp=sharing

Hey, everyone, swinging by to drop off another actual play. This is my first episodic one. I am running “Fallout 5e: Midwest” (don’t mind the thumbnail’s title, I changed it haha). I am using the Mythic Adventure Chart (always trusty for me) to help format everything. I use Mythic mechanics twice early on. The rest is being guided with my imagination and GM adventure from “Savage Fallout v4-1” (https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxVj6phNgTImMVVxTXVYVXBpM3c/view).

First mission for the Midwest party was to retrieve some supplies from an old police station. First, the party is playing Blackpack with prospectors and Deputy Junior… (enjoy~!)

I wrote some Quill stuff, and y’all should too. It’s a fun game. It’s neat to define a PC entirely by how they write letters. And creating scenarios for the game is easy. It’s also interesting because the ink pot, a collection of inferior/superior words to use in a letter, lets you do some world building. ‘Here is a more ignorant or simplistic word or phrase’ vs ‘here is the precise language for a thing’ lets you create something new and define it or describe it. A gliding varmit is a saileater, a red ichor is a security ferrofluid, an Anti-Riot Invocation is a halt-in-place spell, that sort of thing. One version of the language can be obscure, or both can be used to describe something in different ways.

The first post I made was a scenario and actual play:

https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-white-box-sky-city-under-attack.html

AP: https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-sky-jail-actual-play.html

Scenarios: https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-white-box-prison-in-sky-clockwork.html

https://imaginaryhallways.blogspot.com/2018/05/quill-whitebox-scenario-aboard-sky.html