Of all the "Oracle" or “Soloing” types of material I've experimented with, including but not limited to Mythic Emulator 2, CRGE, GM’s Apprentice, ChatGPT, and Rory's Story Cubes, this one is head and shoulders above the rest. All of the other systems are some combination of too concrete and/or too involved. Heck, Mythic Emulator 2’s rules summary is six pages long and starts on page 186 of its PDF. At that point you are playing Mythic Emulator 2, not your system of choice (not that there’s anything necessarily wrong with that).

FlexTale Solo Image Oracle is PERFECT. Fast, easy, effortless to learn, packed with usable ideas, elegant, concrete if you need and delightfully open to interpretation if you like.

thought i wouldn't like it. i ended up loving it. not too overwhelming while having so many possibilities. while it's geared towards fantasy-style games, i easily used it with Twilight 2k and Vampire: the Masquerade with a bit of modification on the wording. def gets a recommendation from me !

A unique concept by a very prolific author. A simple roll of three dice (preferably different colors) can quickly provide you information as easy as a Yes / No / Maybe all the way up to a monster's role (personality) and who that monster targets in combat to social answers like an NPC lying to you. 216 possibilities and as always with J. Evans Payne, the inspiration to form your own creative ideas and plans. Now I own 4 books by this author. I have become a fan.

This is an instrumental book for fantasy game masters or someone who wants to use random imagery to inspire storytelling. It is essentially 6 x 6 x 6 different little pictures (icons) that can inspire decisions or creativity for solo role-playing, group role-playing (for the DM or even for players who want inspiration for their player agency), or even for fledgling writers looking for inspiration and ideas for their creative storytelling. It's 250+ pages chock full of creative ideas and useful information. In the back of the book are several pages of bonus content to help anyone considering converting content from a fantasy RPG 5e to Pathfinder, OSR, or OSR or one of the other systems. There is nothing negative to write about this product. Some may complain about not having expensive artwork, but this keeps the price reasonable; the lack of art lets you do the scenery in your head. If you have enjoyed other solo RPG tools, or random table books for inspiration, you will most definitely find scads of material here to be helpful. Highly recommended as a tool for your own work or creative thinking, and of course, solo gaming.

cant think of playing solo without this now. endless inspiration no matter what it is youre doing or playing.