Play tabletop RPGs solo with free tools
Free tools for solo tabletop RPG players: a yes/no oracle, generators for people, places, loot and trouble, and live-generated ambience. No signup, and it works on your phone.
Try the oracle
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Ask a yes/no question, then roll.
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Yes/No OracleAsk a question, set the odds and roll a d100 fate check.6 pagesAmbienceLive-generated music and soundscapes with adjustable layers.20 pagesRandom EventsPlot twists on demand when a scene stalls.1 pageNPC GeneratorsNames, jobs, quirks and secrets for sixteen ancestries.16 pagesCharacter Concept GeneratorsTwelve archetypes with background, drive and flaw.12 pagesTavern Name GeneratorsTwelve themes of tavern, each with a barkeep and a rumour.12 pagesRandom Encounter GeneratorsSeventeen terrains with a twist and a mood.18 pagesDungeon Room GeneratorsFifteen dungeon types with exits, hazards and treasure.15 pagesQuest Hook GeneratorsFourteen quest types with a client, a twist and a reward.14 pagesLoot and Treasure GeneratorsPockets, wares, monster parts, trinkets and hoards.6 pagesWeather GeneratorsNine biomes with conditions, effects and omens.9 pagesRumor GeneratorsEight settings with a source and a truth rating.8 pagesMagic Item GeneratorsSix kinds of item with a quirk and a drawback.6 pagesJournal PromptsSix moods of prompt for between-scene writing.6 pagesSettlement GeneratorsSix settlement types with a problem and a secret.6 pagesTrap GeneratorsFive trap types with trigger, clue and fix.5 pagesVillain GeneratorsSix villain types with a goal and a weakness.6 pagesPlace Name GeneratorsEight kinds of place, each with a local legend.8 pagesSolo RPG GuidesHow to start, use an oracle, crawl a dungeon and journal.6 pages
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How solo play works
Without a game master, you use dice and tables to answer the questions a GM would. Ask the oracle a yes/no question, roll a generator when something new appears, and write down what happens. Random events keep things surprising, and ambience sets the mood.