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Best oracle systems for solo RPG play. Yes/no and/but GM emulators, fate tables & many more system-agnostic solo generators

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LotR for D&D 5e

Generators and tools for the Lord of the Rings roleplaying game that utilises the Dungeons and Dragon 5th Edition ruleset

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Four Against Darkness

Solo RPG generators for easy dungeon delving on your own; rooms, encounters and even party system tables

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Decision Making Oracles & Fate Generator Systems

If you're here, I'm guessing you're seeking free decision tables, oracle systems, or fate makers to enrich your solo or DM-less RPG adventures?

Well, welcome! Step into my world of endless possibilities with my little collection of RPG quest generators, quest prompt generators, and quest seed systems. Dive deep into better storytelling with our solo adventure prompt tools and prep-free RPG storyline generators. Hopefully your imagination will run wild as you explore my quest inspiration tools and story seed generators.

It shouldn't matter if you're a seasoned GM or a player who's only adventured once; my role-playing quest generators and quest idea tools are here to ignite your creativity (fingers crossed). Embrace the unknown and become the master of surprise with our dungeon master aids. Unleash the magic of randomness and uncover new paths with our array of oracle systems. Find the perfect tool to elevate your gaming experience and embark on unforgettable quests today!

Generators, Articles and Gaming Tools

The following generators, fate tables and oracle platforms are available completely for free:

• Yes / No Oracle System. This is the classic one that most people need when playing a GM-less or solo RPG game. Why do you need a Yes/No oracle? Well because you don't want to know all the answers going into an adventure - that would be too linear. Need an example of when you would use a yes/no oracle? E.g. #1 Your party approaches a pair of towns 'silver cloak' guardsman - they look annoyed and frustrated before they've even seen you. Do they respond positively to the party approaching them? E.g #2; the herbalist is low on stock, but pleased to see their favourite clients walk through the door, do they have the knotsbane bark in stock?
• Directions & Distance Generator System. This is another simple generator that helps flesh out the world. I used to use a d8 for direction and a 2d6 pair for 'relative' distance generation - now I just use this simple one-click oracle to come up with both. You're lost - where is the highest peak to gain an vantage point from? Where in the city is the Royal Wizard's Tower? You escape down the rat-infested sewers, where do you pop up?