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Wow, great job, thank u I will be using your oracle😊

Thanks, very helpful :)

As a beginner in this hobby (using cheap amazon minis and craft paints) this brings me some calm after watching tons of tutorials where they paint really cool minis with fancy paints 😅

Thanks for these videos. They are very good. Any chance you would be willing to share your shadowdark tables you created. :)

I came to learn more of the shadow dark solo play but stayed because of how you take these slightly random/slightly controlled rolls and made, essentially, a great story. It's so fascinating to watch, I mean it. It totally changed my perspective of how I see solo play and I'm definitely now convinced to give it a try when I was apprehensive before. Thank you Matt 🤙

been wanting to learn how to do hexcrawls and watching you play is really entertaining and informative! hope you continue the series!

I'm a newbie to TTRPG, and really want to do some solo play. Watching you is so encouraging! I love it so far!

An annoyance writes: Halfling with longbow? Could be a self-launching device. Please kick me. All best.

Cool

Nice work man!

Also awesome solo story! I am going to try and run a "solo" campaign for me and my two buddies tomorrow. This gave me a lot of help on how to pull that off.

Hello I am new to TTRPG in general. Is 6 just a generic number of random encounters? I saw something about each hes maybe being 6 miles.. So maybe 1 encounter per mile?

I like simple minis like this. I dont want to spend an hour painting a goblin when i got to paint 10 more 😂

Great actual play, when we seeing the next episode?!

Love the viideo and the style you explain. There is just one little detail: Halflings average about 3 feet tall - longbow is commonly 6 feet (1.8 metres) tall So making it that the thief could not draw the bow if his life depends on it...

Great format. Love the 10-15 minute sessions. They’ve got some gold they should do some carousing!

These are great, man! Good pacing, good use of the oracle, everything. I've been playing D&D since Moldvay (yep, 1980). I liked things about every edition since then, but nothing (except maybe Knave) has yet approached the feeling of playing original Basic. But... I don't know much about Shadowdark yet. I'm learning a lot from watching this. Thanks again for sharing them!

This is one of the best done solo plays on RUclips. Great job.

Great idea using tables from different games.

Hi, where did you get the hex map template?

Thanks for producing these. They are great and a good look at Shadowdark.

THIS IS INCREDIBLE! You do such a great job showing off the rules of Shadowdark and how they can create amazing narrative moments! So amazing!

What time tracker are you using?

This was great! Love how quickly you move through the book and keep to story going :D

Great video Keep 'em coming! I had that Basilisk egg come up in my campaign...i got greedly a lost my Fighter. You were smart to keep on walking.😊

Really glad this series is continuing!

Fun stuff

That was super fun. Only Knave2e and Shadowdark? Awesome job. Looking forward to the next one.

Bruh! I love you. Its between you and the AI campaign right now. Keep it up.

Not sure if it's just me, it seems like something happened to the sound. There's no low end, compared to previous videos. Also the volume level is not as high

Fun!

Poor ape... didn't even get to see the rest of his lair! Great video!

Next episode pleaze 😢

Pretty neat. I use two d6s in my oracle but I count odd rolls as NO and even as YES with the higher roll determining the overall outcome and the lower roll being a modifier. There's an obvious higher chance for YES results so the player can steer the action a bit more. Doubles trigger a special event related to the outcome. Both YES or both NO mean Definite NO/YES. The presence of an opposed lower result is the '...but...' modifier. so... rolling a 3 and 6 would be 'Yes, but there's a minor set back.' Rolling a 5 and 4 would be a 'No, however, you have an opportunity.'

The table I created back in the 1980's for oracles is based more on character development, real life oracles and how the Ancient Greeks and Romans oracles operated. I found that oracles around the world never spoke right out giving blunt answers. More often they were jungled words, riddles, puzzles and strange mutterings. Starts with what sort of offering the devoted brings to the chamber/temple/shrine/sanctuary. Depending on the size/quantity (rated 1-12) will determine how many times I roll on the next chart. The next chart I roll on is 120 random words. These words are what the oracle speaks to the character. From which they themselves have to interpret. It's never just a plain old Yes-or-no answer. I use modifiers depending on if the temple or God being visited is aligned with the character, if the characters is devoted to the faith, how often they pray/meditate and celebrate the holidays. If the characters were consulting a divination tool, like cards, dice, runes, crystals, flames, smoke or whatever: I still used the same tables. But if the characters just want a yes-or-no answer, I will roll a d6., But the characters have to remember that the future is always changing with each step they take.

This is so cool!! I just finished the 1st episode. I'm excited!

This is so intriguing. You play it so quickly but so cleanly and the story coming together is so surprisingly coherent for being mostly randomly generated.

I am loving this! More please!

Loving this series. Looking forward to the next episode!

Not a fan of “and” and “buts?”

This is so good, I could watch this for hours. I have never done solo rpg'ing but you definitely inspired me to give it a go.

Oh man, this is the last episode? Bummer, this has been a fun watch.

Very cool, looking forward to more episodes!

Well done, I love your intuition about how the story unfolds. Your story is interesting and plausible.

You said you are using your own oracle? Did you make a video about it and how it works? I would find that interesting and useful. How often are you making the videos? Can't wait for the level up. Bring on the next video!

Those yellow d6 is what you needed to roll to make your characters. "We will roll 3d6 and take the highest roll" all dice roll a 6 bam baby! Question, why did you roll a d8 for the direction you would travel? You are in a 6-sided hex. Would a d6 have been a better choice? Lastly, how are four level 1 characters with low hp going to fight a vampire? Guess I'll have to tune in next time to find out. Just an fyi, I ask these questions because I am trying to learn and find out the reason behind things. I am not trying to offend, troll, or be a jerk. Hopefully that comes across. I would like to recommend you link the products you are using. I was trying to look for the quest books but did not know they were called "The book of random table quests" until I came back and slowed your video down. Enjoying the videos so far.