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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9631323" data-attributes="member: 18182">Okay, time to take off that cursed tinfoil hat +1 you've been wearing . . .D&D has had a long history of supporting solo play, although it is mostly for the BECMI ruleset back in the 80s. Other publishers have experimented with this style of play over the years . . . either 1-on-1 DM & Player or truly solo, no DM at all.And check out what is popular on the fan-driven DM's Guild site right now . . . lots of material aimed at solo players. There's a ton of OGL stuff on DriveThruRPG also.Just like me back in middle school, if you want to play, and have no one to play with . . . solo D&D play might scratch that itch.I have incredible memories of Blizzard Pass (M1), Maze of the Riddling Minotaur (M2), The Gem and the Staff (O1), and my absolute favorite, Blade of Vengeance (O2).</blockquote>