An excellent OSR-adjacent, sword & sorcery adventure game. It is to 5E as DCC is to 3E, meaning it takes a more modern version of D&D and reverse engineers it to be more old-school. Simply an excellent game, great art and the solo support is also quite nice. It's in the same niche as 5 Torches Deep and Shadowdark, but ToA emphasizes emergent play and the sandbox approach more than those two, and has a bit more crunch. ToA is also considerably more low fantasy than its predecessor Low Fantasy Gaming 1e, in terms of character power levels and competence. This a true gem, up there with DCC, WWN and other such OSR-adjacent classics! 5/5

One of the better solo rpg frameworks, right up there with Mythic GME. Combines especially well with d100/BRP games, but should work just as nicely with other games. I especially like how much information and inspiration is delivered by the three dice, which are always rolled together. Additionally, the Story Tokens provide a nice narrative framework and add some tangible gameplay elements, plus some nice narrative benefits as well. The physical presentation is top notch and comes with some impressive, moody art. A great addition for a solo player!

Excellent expansion to the oracles of Starforged. I especially like the expanded NPC action and conversation tables. Most of these oracle tables are useful for other sci-fi RPGs as well, so this is a useful book for all solo sci-fi RPGers.

One of my favourite solo tools. Cards are both more intuitive and work faster than rolling on tables, so these are a most welcome addition to a solo player's toolkit. The cards have tons of information and the author's guidebook offers different ways of using the cards. The deck works nicely on its own and also combines well with other tools, like picture-based tarot decks for visual inspiration, or the Mythic GME or other such solo frameworks... And of course, GM-less groups or just low-to-no-prep GMs could use these cards in different ways.

An excellent toolkit for approaching solo and GM-less roleplaying, though mainly for D&D and D&D-derived systems. Thanks to the modular approach, you can use only some of the tools, combine them with other solo systems etc. I've found the Story Mode system especially useful and tinkered with the system further, with good results. The NPC AI guidelines are also useful for simulating NPC behavior in different situations.

Excellent update for a system (Mythic 1e) I didn't like initially. Mythic 2e makes so much more sense, being much better presented, supported and explained. Briefly put: this is the current golden standard of solo play.

An excellent resource for both solo and group play, especially for DM-less groups. Highly recommended!