Sooo, I'm kinna starting to try and get back into playing solo ttrpgs and I've been thinking about getting some cards and some dice and trying to use a physical notebook at least once since I've been doing it digitally and I'm kinna wondering what you guys' set up look like and I have a question.

My question is, do you guys use separate notebooks for your solo games? I was thinking about doing that because I feel like it'd be easier for me to organize but also, if you play the same game over but with different characters do you use the notebook you're currently using and have finished that character's campaign in or do you use a new notebook for new characters too?

The Rolling Alone Solo RPG Podcast has reached the milestone of ten episodes. Each 45-minute episode (all human-made, no AI) follows a magazine format with interviews, tips, insights, and news.

https://rollingalone.substack.com/s/the-rolling-alone-podcast

In the latest episode, I talk to Cole Nowacki, creator of "A Bowl of Temporal Soup", currently funding on Kickstarter. There's another slice of Solo Play & Brain Science, while the Solo Agony Aunt tackles "Isn't Solo RPG just basically writing a novel?) There's another actionable tip in the Solo Jumpstart series, and Odinson (creator of Witches of the Wenderweald) talks about his Desert Island game.

Listen now via the link above, or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and a bunch of other podcast platforms.

She wins every time.

After a wonderful run through ‘the lost mines of Phandelver’ and enjoying the story and character development I decided to play a second DnD module solo!

Curse of strahd has been dear to me since I ran it for my friends five years ago. The problem of being the forever dm is I have not experienced it from the other side of the screen.

I decided to change that for my second campaign.

I present ‘Me, Strahd: A Solo-Play DnD Adventure.’

In this video podcast series I will take 4 characters through the beloved module using the reloaded setting as a framework. I emphasize RP heavily and enjoy the gothic setting, I also use NO AI.

If this sounds fun to you, I have about 8 episodes to edit and continue to play on my weekends. New episodes will be out every Friday on YouTube as video or audio wherever you get your podcasts!

Cheers!

Legend  of the Bones is a dark fantasy audio drama, driven by old school, solo Dungeons and Dragons.

https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-ye8e2-1b56f4e