This book is a numbered paragraph style adventure, but it incorporates a solo oracle, a simple roll to decide yes/no questions, and keywords to create persistent world.
In this adventure, your solo hero gets caught up in an attack against a church in the city of Belford and is enlisted by the priests to explore and cleanse their own crypt. The adventure is pitched so that it is survivable by a single character of any class. This is both a standalone adventure book and can be played in conjunction with other books in the series.
For a 1st to 3rd Level Character
This book is a numbered paragraph style adventure that incorporates:
A Solo Oracle, a simple dice roll to decide Yes / No questions.
Used to control the behavior of enemies and decide world-building questions.
You'll also receive Location Record Sheets
As you make decisions or revisit locations, you can track how you have changed each location.
Sample Location Sheet
Introducing Adventure Conditions: These are keywords that give the adventure a memory.
If you accept a task from a priest, then you may pick up the Church Business condition. From then on, priests may be more inclined to help you out.
Pick up the Hung Over condition, and things may get a little harder.
The Danger Counter starts at zero, but the longer you take to complete your task, the count goes up. The higher it gets, the more likely you are to be discovered or trigger random encounters.
All set in the same location, the city of Belford, this adventure is one of several. You may pick up conditions in this adventure that do not have an impact until you play a different adventure, and the same is true in that you may have already played an adventure and have conditions that come into play in this adventure.
What I have tried to achieve here is a standalone solo adventure book that has continuity and a persistent setting.
As more adventures are released, they will slowly build up the number of adventuring options in and around the city. The levels will slowly increase so you can carry the same character forward.
This adventure is already written, and the print files have been prepared and uploaded. The printed book will be printed on demand, fulfilled by DriveThruRPG.
The PDF will be fulfilled by using a free discount link, putting the PDF straight into your DriveThruRPG library, and allowing you to download it as soon as you check out.
I intend to fulfill the PDFs as soon as the project ends and funds are released by Backerkit. I will wait on the print files just in case any new errors are spotted. Refreshing the print files and ordering new proofs should take less than three weeks.
This book is a numbered paragraph style adventure that incorporates:
A Solo Oracle, a simple dice roll to decide Yes / No questions.
Used to control the behavior of enemies and decide world-building questions.
You'll also receive Location Record Sheets
As you make decisions or revisit locations, you can track how you have changed each location.
Introducing Adventure Conditions: These are keywords that give the adventure a memory.
If you accept a task from a priest, then you may pick up the Church Business condition. From then on, priests may be more inclined to help you out.
Pick up the Hung Over condition, and things may get a little harder.
The Danger Counter starts at zero, but the longer you take to complete your task, the count goes up. The higher it gets, the more likely you are to be discovered or trigger random encounters.
All set in the same location, the city of Belford, this adventure is one of several. You may pick up conditions in this adventure that do not have an impact until you play a different adventure, and the same is true in that you may have already played an adventure and have conditions that come into play in this adventure.
What I have tried to achieve here is a standalone solo adventure book that has continuity and a persistent setting.
As more adventures are released, they will slowly build up the number of adventuring options in and around the city. The levels will slowly increase so you can carry the same character forward.
