All Things Solo

Before I start to explain all the methods in detail, I thought you might want to quickly jump into action with least possible work, in the cheapest way possible. I got you covered:

NOTE: These are FGU modules. Basic rules and SRD Data are provided in FGU which includes all classes and monsters (bestiary) to play but there is no "feats" data in them. You'll still need at least Player Handbook IF you want automation.


D&D 5th Edition Solo Rules FGU Module - 4$

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/319...antasy-Grounds From Peter Rudin-Burgess

This simple module (for D&D 5E) takes the form of a Storyboard, giving solo roleplay advice and links to tables for a range of Oracles. You can output your oracle's answers either to story entries to later link them to your campaign book or directly to the chat window where it becomes part of your game log. Here's a youtube guide below.



It will still be necessary to learn about Freeform Association Method to take advantage of it. Check Overview Of Solo Gameplay for a summary of methods you can use.

# Random Generators:

JimSocks' Content Generator 2020

To be used with JimSocks' Content Generator 2020 for all the things that you might need with the Oracle: NPCs, taverns, village & cities, merchants, and other places, secret societies, even a whole campaign, and more!

DndSpeak 100 Tables for D&D 5E

Pay What You Want Table Collections for Characters/NPCs, Curses and Conditions, Encounters, Food and Drink, Monsters, Nature/Places, Quests, SciFi, Vehicles, Weapons/Items.

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/268...Speak100Tables From Christopher Sellers, Anna Sellers

D&D 5E Sellers Shop (Tables with BG Pic and Item Pins)

A collection of item shop tables with background image and pins to items to buy the things you want easily. It subtracts the amount of price automatically from your Inventory. Pay What You Want.

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/267...llers-Shop-v11 From Anna Sellers

Name Generator for D&D 5E

Onomatology (From Jay Moore) is the study of proper names, their origin and their history. There is a table for every race in D&D 5E except for humans. Pay What You Want.

If you like the Pay What You Want content, don't forget to buy the authors a cup of coffee, if you can.

But if you want a deep-dive into SP, I will start explaining everything from the beginning to the end. Including other, more comprehensive Oracles, free and paid resources, and guide you through them along with the Methods I talked about earlier.

EDIT CANCELLED: Wait for me as I'll turn these into a game template in the Module version of the guide. And guide you through them. Demo version will include my oracle if you don't want to use above Oracle, but mine is not professional.