One Page Solo Engine 1.6.3

One Page Solo Engine enables solo gameplay for your favorite tabletop RPGs, eliminating the need for a Game Master. Acting as a virtual GM, it facilitates gameplay by providing responses to queries, creating content, and introducing unexpected twists.

To utilize One Page Solo Engine for solo play of your preferred tabletop roleplaying games, follow these steps:

1. Step 1: Choose your desired game system (e.g., D&D, FATE, Savage Worlds, Pathfinder) and create the character you wish to portray. During the game, adhere to the rules of your chosen game system. One Page Solo Engine's function is restricted to guiding the action and addressing inquiries.
2. Step 2: Initiate your adventure by rolling a Random Event and setting the scene. Opting to dive straight into the action is recommended. Envision your character's location, objectives, and immediate obstacles.
3. Step 3: Obtain further insights by questioning the Oracle. Frame questions in a yes/no format or consult various Focus tables for more elaborate responses. For queries typically answered by a GM, utilize one of the Oracle actions.

One Page Solo Engine delivers broad and deliberately ambiguous responses. Interpret these insights within your game's context, imbuing each result with significance to gradually construct your game world.

1. Step 4: Proceed with gameplay as per your chosen game system rules. Optionally, log your character's actions using the Player Action feature; any input provided will be integrated into the storytelling chain. Employ a Pacing Move when activity wanes or deploy a Failure Move following an unsuccessful pivotal check to introduce unanticipated developments.
2. Step 5: Generate quests, NPCs, or dungeons as needed during gameplay using Generator actions. The versatile Generic Generator is particularly valuable for inspiration on magic items, spacecraft, malevolent factions, and various other elements.
3. Step 6: Upon conclusion of your session, save your story chain as an HTML or Plain Text file by clicking the Export button. This file can be revisited in a web browser to reflect on your adventures or shared online with others.