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For players who want to learn more about the usage of consequences in their Solo Sessions, I made a quick table. You can use it as a cheat sheet to find out about your PC's actions if you're stuck.

# About Choices

"Strategy is making tough choices with incomplete data."

We all make our own choices in life with what we have in our arsenal. Sometimes they are right sometimes they prove to be wrong. Making tough choices require wisdom but the problem is that ...

I found this small dungeon crawl map / tiles set (PDF + images) in Drivethrurpg and it is currently free.
Images are high res so they need to be downscaled to be used in FGU.
It comes with a PDF book that explains what is what. But of course, it's not a FGU module.
You can use it as a Solo Dungeon Crawler with the rules from the PDF, or use the tiles in FGU Map Tool to create your own dungeon.

What's Included

Each FlexCrawl Theme Pack features:
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# INFO

This isn't a real gameplay. I'm trying to figure out how to play Hex-crawl in FGU and brainstorming. More info will be added to comments later.

Ruleset: D&D 5E (Because of Toolbox)

I utilized

* 25$ The Adventurer's Toolbox, https://www.dmsguild.com/product/263...antasy-Grounds
* ? Dungeon Master's Manual and
* JimSocks' (Free) Content Creator with https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...generator-2020! ...

I left this for last despite it is what many players want to do for various reasons, because oh boy, is it hard to incorporate to Solo Mode! But as your friendly neighborhood Soloist, I will try my best to explain different points of views and methods for this type. FGU made it way easier than I originally thought.

Points of Views on Methodology

1. Selective Reading

In his book DM Yourself, Tom Scutt details

"...techniques to navigate the

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NOTE that, there is an AD in between 5:00 to 6:37.



I always told you "Keep it short and simple" but never told you how. It's by a cinematography method called "Killing Your Darlings". No, you won't have to remove your NPCs or story plots. You'll just cut the excess out of them.

How Cinema can make us better Game Masters (D&D / TTRPG) -12 min.
by Corkboards & Curiosities

(Part I: Scene + Part II: Camera) ...