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wow... It's the first time I see how to use an app to "create" and "run" a solo play. I've never understood the Chaos system, I hope that this I will!! 🤣 More, more, MORE!!! I want more episodes!!

After eons of searching for the game I want to play, I returned to my basics and they are... Cyberpunk!! I played it GM/PC with my friends and it was... WOW!!! I still have in mind the character I played then, and, she's the one I will play solo. I think to add a corpo and a solo (corpo). Nomad is not my kind of characters I like. If the solo play is going well, I think then to play NCPD and MaxTac. In pure solo character with no sidekicks, a deathly netrunner, like the ones we can see in CP2077 YT vids.

Nice to have met you at GenCon this year. We met in line for the new Dragonlance book.

Wooo! So excited for this. I’ve been wanting to do the same so excited to see what you’ll come up with! Would also love to hear more about your set up process

We need more chapters, choomba! 👊

This was super cool to find! Thank you for the interesting content!

Awesome stuff, thanks for sharing

Derinkuyu is definitely home to a gazillion goblins. I've been collecting interesting landscape and ruins pictures as inspiration and I strongly recommend building a good picture gallery. Also actual historical treasures for loot.

Liked discovering this from the feed. Good mini-tutorial on how to understand how Mythic works too, though when I do my own cyber punk will be book keeping more anolog.

Love this! More Cyberpunk Red please!

It often feels like a lot of our Fantasy RPG towns are inspired more by towns & villages of the American West, with a Medieval overlay put on, than by actual European ones. They're often frontier towns, all by themselves in the middle of a rugged wilderness, with only one road leading in or out. Just using Europe as a guide, many towns & villages weren't all that far from each other. You could often walk to the next town, and maybe two towns down the road, in a day. I have a friend who lived in a very old French village, and she and her two toddlers would walk two towns over to go to the grocery store, and she'd be back home in the same day. Granted, she was walking on modern, paved roads, not glorified hunting trails, but it's just a reminder that a lot of these places weren't quite so remote. It might be half a day, or a day to the next village, not a week or a month, like it seems to be in many D&D-esque worlds. Something I'm trying to work into my world building is all the various satellite communities in the area surrounding a town. If there's a town of 2 or 3 thousand people, then I'll have a half dozen or so communities of 1 or 2 hundred people, and then a dozen or so hamlets of 3 or 4 extended families, all within a day or so's walk, often with well beaten paths between them.

Dope

I've been collecting an image gallery for years. Now I'm using them to model cave towns after Derinkuyu in Turkiye; planned cities after Timgad in Algeria; and farming communities after regenerative agriculture projects all over the world. A lot of the food comes from Max Miller's Tasting History series. Treasures are modeled on what came out of historic hoards and archaeological digs. And even atrocious AI landscapes can provide inspiration.

Looking forward to the next Dragonbane solo play video!

This is so inspiring and brought together some towns that’s existed into a more coherent starting point for design. Thanks

The part about Italian hill towns definitely started to inspire some new ideas for my own homebrew setting.

Great video n info.

I love this! More DMing the World!

Hey, great video. Helps me see how a solo campaign was run. I got a little confused the first time I ran one.

I'm glad to see someone else has this philosophy! I actually keep a Pinterest board of photo-spheres from google earth for place inspiration. It's a cost effective way to sort of "stand" there and describe what you're seeing, thought obviously you still have to bring some imagination to the table for the rest of the senses.

A lot of very cool ideas in this video! I am trying to make my own setting heavily inspired by the post roman 500-700ad period in England.

I'm really enjoying this series. The VTT looks really helpful for keeping track of all the stats. One comment though is that your audio seems to cut off at the beginning and end of some phrases. I don't know if this is due to editing or if you are using VOX setting on your mike. Keep up the good work.

I love all DMing the World videos!

I love all DMing the World videos!😄

The hammer should have gone into Equipped Weapons, so doesnt technically count as Inventory/encumbrance

I love all of DMing the World's videos!

Lucky duck :) Going to start my solo delve into the breach soon, was going to pick the army of one as my heroic ability, but that sole survivor skill does seem useful.

Awesome stuff. I'm looking forward to diving into this and Foundry later this year.

Thank you for your entertaining videos :) i am about to begin my own solo campaign and it's delightful to see the rules in play

I know I have watched these. I’m not complaining because I will watch it again.

Was this series on another channel? I thought I had seen this before. As I am cracking out on Dragonbane lately. :)

Nice to see Dragonbane’s solo rules in use. Thanks!

This looks fun. Thanks.

Very nice this your video.

Do you have the link to the foundry software?