Hello everyone!

I have been thinking about that a lot lately. I love to journal my games, so I think it's a great fit.
I've used DM Yourself to help figure out how to play through published adventures. There's some great tips on how to approach the module.
I was looking at that last night, but couldn't figure out how to join. I'll have to play around more tonight.

@McButterpants, I invited you to the solo game. The invite will be in your email. Once you accept, you will be in. If you have any questions feel free to PM me.

Definitions vary, but many have found that 'journaling' tends to encourage summaries, which result in lackluster (or just completely lacking) descriptions, which results in loss of focus or motivation. Pretending that one is writing for others results in more detailed descriptions and can make things feel more like playing with other people, where those details are needed do get everyone on the same page.

But that means these solo games run at similar speeds to group games. Which can be a burden of its own.

Some find it works to just envision the details in detail. But that takes a lot of discipline.

Do check the guides and videos and such folks link above -- very helpful. Also, just feel free to ask questions, and there's also the Discord for that that bowlofspinach links above. Her beginner Tales from the Loopgame also gets lots of accolades from those who play it... highly recommended!

Hey Nelson. Good to see a familiar face.

GBS-Sean