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We're back at it again with the solo D&D! Join me for a murder mystery adventure. I'll be playing Na'Krasha, who has a +0 to Insight and a +0 to Investigation 😂

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[Shaqiliciouss]

Gonna gather the party and have everyone run their own solo DnD game at the table simultaneously. We out here DnDmaxing.

[hellothere]

My 50 unused characters who I haven't been able to bring to a campaign yet: now this looks like a job for me

[GTrevise]

This reminds me of the old choose your own adventure books. All you needed was the book, some dice and a pencil

[AMoniqueOcampo]

Tip for teachers/tutors: This can be a great creative writing exercise for kids. When I worked as a tutor, the kids created their own D&D characters. The boys mostly created edgelord characters while the girls usually picked elves and created very pretty characters. This module can act as a plot structure for an adventure story!

[Bluefooted]

"Did it hurt?"

"Did what hurt?"

"When you broke through the Earth's crust on your way up from hell."

[vodostar]

I always like "choose your own adventure" books. This looks like those books with some dice rolling added. Not bad.

[davidcassell]

Your N'Krasha voice is always entertaining. And N'Krasha did a great job: she has a great career ahead of her as a crime solver. A well-paid crime solver.

[MsHoneyBBQ]

as a person who is painfully interested in D&D but more socially anxious than she'd like to admit, which more often than not prevents her from even telling other people she's intersted in playing... i LOVE this style of gameplay. it helps me tremendously to be able to play thru a game like this solo where i can slow way down, talk to myself(lol), experiment, and get just take breaks if i'm feeling overwhelmed, before actually putting myself in a group setting where i often feel so completely overstimulated that i have to resist crying right at the table, lol. i really liked watching u play this too. you're always so good at narrating and voices and stuff. 💖

[thrivingselfcarerenee]

As someone who deals with disabling chronic health issues, group rpg play just isn't always feasible, due to my symptoms that vary day to day, sometimes hour to hour. I've just started dipping my toe into TTRPG and solo play especially. This video has come at an amazing time! DnD has always felt intimidating, but I feel like something like this adventure could help me learn the rules while still having fun playing solo while just starting out. I'm definitely going to look into these adventures. 💖

[RobertManzano]

My 8yo has been asking to play DnD with me for a while and I've desperately been looking for something we can do together, this sounds great for that.

[PaleoAnalysis]

That original solo DnD game video in 2022 was actually one of the first vids I watched of yours. I'm actually thinking about setting up a table at my house with a battle map and just running stuff whenever I have down time between making my own videos. I actually really like this concept! 👀

[AnnaKateTheGreat]

MAYBE SHE DIED WITH IT MAYBE IT'S MAYBELLINE (also maybe I just died laughing)

[GrndAdmiralThrawn]

Solo RPG has gone full circle, from Choose Your Own Adventure, to Zork, to Elder Scrolls, and back to Choose Your Own Adventure

[meghanroxlots]

I love D&D, but often struggle to have long periods of time to put aside for it. With SOLO play, I can just hop into my world for 15 minutes! I know that it is often advocated against in solo play circles to do this (I have seen much advice to set aside a few hours and fully commit with no distractions), but honestly... the versatility and ability to jump in and out of is one of the strengths of solo play! I keep an adventurer's log where I write down everything I do, and use Threads to keep track of mysteries. That way, when I want to get back in after a break, I can read my log and catch back up! I still feel engaged even when I just look like I'm sitting at my computer typing. And I've made some gorgeous MS paint maps.

[captainthorrek]

All I can picture is Na'Krasha giving the southern Half-Orc a weird look whenever they open their mouth. "Why in Realms do you talk like this?!"

[joshbates]

This is why i got BG3, always was interested in trying DnD but everyone who did the classic "we accept noobs and i dm for my group we could invite you" never actually did sooo.

Also this is interesting and definitely wanna check it out!

[Feornic]

I feel like these short adventures are a really good way to kickstart a backstory for a character being used in a group. Tweak some proper nouns, add in a hook for the campaign, and you got yourself a head start

[fokusnik]

Fighting Fantasy books were my introduction to this style of game. I collected when I was young with the help of my grandfather who owned a small town bookstore. 30 years later (4-5 years ago) I started exploring DnD books. About a year ago, I found all of my FF books in a badly mislabelled box. I had thought they had been lost in one of many moves. It has been great fun going through some of them again.

[loganmilway]

2 things: First, that dress is SO BEAUTIFUL! I love that blue and white floral vase/porcelain design! Second, this feels like it could be good for a solo session 0 before taking a PC to a campaign, a test drive and backstory in one module!

[elk]

8:42 Oh come on Ginny! "You are green and I am too" was right there 😂