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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 1760002" data-attributes="member: 3424">As mentioned by the previous posters, modules designed around adventuring parties may need to be heavily modified for a solo PC to take into account his specific abilities, strengths and weaknesses. One way to do this is to go through each individual challenge to see if the PC is able to overcome it, and if he will expend a lot of resources in doing so. A 15th-level eldritch knight may have a harder time with traps than an 11th-level rogue, for example, if he has no way to detect or remove traps or minimize their effects.A good rule of thumb is that the adventure should never be over because of a single bad roll. You should be wary of "Instant-disable" effects such as paralysis, Dominate Person, Flesh to Stone, Finger of Death, etc. One way to mitigate these effects is some kind of Action Point system where the PC gets a limited pool of points which he can spend to add to a d20 roll.</blockquote>