Is there a solo game about being a Robinson type of character? You know, castaway, desert island, this type of stuff.

I started a semi-lewd Warcraft solo game, but I'm unsure what to do for the actual mechanics. I'd like to use something crunchy. The pre-session I just used Mythic to establish the narrative.

>set pre-TBC, WoW canon
>Sin'dorei have begun their tenuous relationship with the Horde
>blood elf mage character is traveling on a ship along the coast
>terrible wreck occurs, washed ashore
>only survivor
>get swarmed by murlocs almost immediately
>burn out of mana too quick to fend them off
>a creature appears and fights them off on its own
>correction: her own
>barehanded even
>a pandaren woman, recognizable from myths though the blood elf has never seen one before
>she introduces herself jovially
>speaks very broken common
>though she has tousled with murlocs before, she knows not whether a blood elf is a threat
>mistakes him first for a woman of his race
>then when he corrects her she asks where his parents are
>when he corrects her AGAIN she laughs, realizing how small and slight these "sin'dorei" are
>they talk a while
>she calls herself a "monk," and it clearly means something quite different among her people since she fended off 20 murlocs with her fists
>she's displeased to hear she has abandoned her war-torn homeland and ended up in another place of conflict
>she came to travel, to adventure
>mage is leery, but grateful for the saving
>joins her at a small encampment along the shore outskirts

That's where I left off. I figured I'd have it be Warcraft-y adventures with romance and some magical fetish hijinks in between. The Warcraft 5e stuff looks neat but I'm not sure how conducive it'll be for solo play.

>>98517719
>>98517719
This makes me think about making a cyberpunk splat for Ironsworn.

Cybersworn?

>>98518947
sounds neat!

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>>98517897
>Is there a solo game about being a Robinson type of character? You know, castaway, desert island, this type of stuff.
Stranded

Thoughts on Loner?

Started a solo CoC game recently using mythic as the gme. I wasn't satisfied with the horror meaning tables so I went looking for some, and I found the Solo Investigators Handbook. Haven't yet tried it, but looking forward to using it.
Does anyone have any experience with it?
Continuing with my female librarian
>escape stange mute men
>seek shelter at a friends house and report the break in
>suspects escaped before the police could do anything
>only thing that was stolen was a recently bought antique novel that PC was very fond of
>return to work a few days later
>boss and a stranger are waiting for me
That's where I left off, next time changing to SIHB. I've neen journaling in 1/4 days, but the SIHB recommends hourly notes somI'll see if I like it better.

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>>98518789
If I were you, I'd just go with the good old fashioned D&D 3.5 WoW game that they came out with back in the day. I'm not a huge fan of WoW, but that game did it pretty well. I played in a friend's campaign and it's got rules that simulate the world and options pretty well.

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I want to start a solo campaign with the premise that it will be my "Forever campaign", (Or like a core campaign that I will always have going on in the background of my other games.)

What are some ways to improve the longevity of my game? What are some thing I can do to assure that I keep my interest into late game and beyond?

After playing many, many systems solo, I can tell you that my favorite is Scarlet Heroes. I have a lot of material for converting content from other games to it.

>>98521797
I'm thinking something a bit rules light-er, for more narrative spontaneity. And because the kink stuff would be way harder to implement Though that makes dungeon delving and magical items much less satisfying to acquire.

>>98518947
>>98520133
Happy[?] to say it already exists!
https://the-homebrewster.itch.io/cybersworn

>>98520146

Noice.

(I mean, I suppose it being borg isn't so nice, but it's a start)

>>98517719
gah DAYUM, I gotta get into some Cyberpunk. Red or 2020, fellas?

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>>98522577 You got options.
> Red
Very fun, very video-gamey. Easy to pick up and play. Successfully updates the setting and aesthetics to reflect modernity. Pic related.
> 2020
Amazing material to mine for inspiration, utter pain in the ass to run.
> Cities Without Number
An okay cyberpunk game, but an absolute treasure trove of random tables and generators. Almost entirely free.
> CY_BORG
An NSR-based cyberpunk game offering the bare essentials of a d20 RPG in a package utterly dripping with style.
> Savage Worlds
Has the Interface Zero setting book, which has interesting takes on current social issues. Stole this setting for my current AP. Easy to pick up and play.
> GURPS
My personal favorite, and the system I now use for everything, but only recommended for experienced players.

>>98523090
Honorable mention to Shadowrun. Shit's bad, but it's such an acid-trip you should read it anyway.

>>98522577

If you want to try something a little less mainstream, Modern AGE from Green Ronin has a cyberpunk sourcebook, and it works quite well. Also, in a rules-lighter style, TechNoir also does an excellent job of capturing the feel of cyberpunk with a lot less finicky rules.

>>98521254
it's basically a collection of really neat adventure seed tables, if you want to generate some quick mysteries, cults, or paranormal hooks, it actually rocks. but as a self contained product it's a hard no-go.

(meant to add that i'm talking about the Cthulhu and Paranormal books here)

>>98523090
>Successfully updates the setting and aesthetics to reflect modernity
sad