A very pleasant surprise of solo rules. Much more useful than I would expect something of 12 pages to be. It's strangely comfy in use. Succint, and nice. These rules gives just enough structure for many things one would need for solo:

• generic oracle, scenes(via cards), urban/wilderness/dungeon crawls/more distant things,
• mystery and social interactions even,
• and most favorite of mine - arcane and twist tables Now I want printed version =D

I played a full adventure using these rules. I tracked the character, game state, card outcomes, and plots at the top of a document as I narrated the scenes, challenges, rolls, and outcomes. It worked well. It gave me a structure to craft my story around with lots of creativity prompts and plenty of freedom. I will be doing the same in other Tricube Tales mini settings as inspiration strikes. I believe this is a perfect supplement for that little bit of extra structure you need in a solo version of a rules light game.

This is a pretty decent rules-light solo ruleset for the Tricube Tales one-page adventures. Bascially, pick up any of the one-page games (which are all self-contained), add these extra solo resources (stretching across 4 or 5 print-outs) and you've all the oracles and tables you need to generate RPG goodness on your own.

It's probably the best mini-RPG system I've come across - the simplicity of the ruleset alongside the very concise and helpful tables really work.

I did feel dedicating so much space to name generation was a little wasted - especially given the variety of themes on offer, several of which would not work with the names they suggest in my view. To be honest, so far I've ignored the mechanism using poker cards. And I didn't think the little symbols they offer were of much use in terms of helping progress the story either - I think you're meant to drop a dice on them, but that never seems to work so well in my view.

But all in all, a very well presented ruleset that you can literally pick up and play right off the bat. Perfect for newcomers to TTRPGs too - start on this and then see if you want to move onto a more complex solo RPG like Ironsworn or something. That's pretty much how I'm doing it!

Fantastic work by Richard! I purchased the physical cards for use in the way I like to play. Thank you for a terrific product. I have many stories completed and even more yet to be played.

Plenty of d6/d66 tables to cover most aspects of an adventure, its own oracle for simple and complex questions, general advice and even a given structure to put a cap on an adventure to ensure it comes to a conclusion. Plenty of this is useful for games other than Tricube Tales. I absolutely recommended it.

This is a very interesting product. It has just enough complexity to keep things interesting without being overwhelmingly complex.

Wow, this is a gem of a product. Even if you're not planning to use Tricube Tales, it's a solid product for solo roleplay. It covers urban, wilderness, dungeon, distant voyages and social interaction.