Getting started with single-player RPGs: Roleplaying by yourself can seem strange for many at first - here are the basics.
Solo RPGs can even be approached the same way you would a single-player video game it isn’t a lonely task to play by yourself, you can explore and enjoy the world at your own pace. Perhaps you’re a GM test-driving a new module, or your regular group all cancelled and left you with a gnawing hunger for roleplay. Rules and resources for solo tabletop RPGs have become more prolific in recent years, with designers crafting their own systems and adapting fan favorites for parties of one. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the same sense of discovery or revel in a pulpy fantasy narrative on your own. The hobby has been associated with group play for the entirety of its existence.
Think about tabletop roleplaying games, and an image of friends sitting around a table filled with character sheets, small collections of dice and snacks likely springs to mind.
