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<blockquote data-quote="JiffyPopTart" data-source="post: 8084627" data-attributes="member: 4881">[USER=14291]@Azgulor[/USER] I am not quite certain how a &quot;solo&quot; RPG would even work, but it did bring another thought to mind.&nbsp; Have you considered getting into solo boardgames as an alternate path to fun?&nbsp; Normally I would suggest Gloomhaven, which can be played solo, however from what you describe in your original post, perhaps 7th Continent might be up your alley?Basically you are playing a character who arrives on the shores of a mysterious unexplored new continent.&nbsp; This is done physically by laying out square cards to form a &quot;map&quot; on the table.&nbsp; Each square has various points that you can interact with using your characters skills, and then throughout the game you can come across items that help you to do things better or allow access to areas you can't access without them.Even though you are playing a &quot;character&quot; in the game, its actually you (the player) who gets to explore the continent and experience the surprises hidden within based on your choices.If you haven't heard of it already and want to give it a try you can read up on it (and see what it looks like) <a href="https://the7thcontinent.seriouspoulp.com/" target="_blank">here</a>.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JiffyPopTart, post: 8084627, member: 4881"] [USER=14291]@Azgulor[/USER] I am not quite certain how a "solo" RPG would even work, but it did bring another thought to mind. Have you considered getting into solo boardgames as an alternate path to fun? Normally I would suggest Gloomhaven, which can be played solo, however from what you describe in your original post, perhaps 7th Continent might be up your alley? Basically you are playing a character who arrives on the shores of a mysterious unexplored new continent. This is done physically by laying out square cards to form a "map" on the table. Each square has various points that you can interact with using your characters skills, and then throughout the game you can come across items that help you to do things better or allow access to areas you can't access without them. Even though you are playing a "character" in the game, its actually you (the player) who gets to explore the continent and experience the surprises hidden within based on your choices. If you haven't heard of it already and want to give it a try you can read up on it (and see what it looks like) [URL='https://the7thcontinent.seriouspoulp.com/']here[/URL]. [/QUOTE]

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