Free tool
Solo Oracle
Play without a GM: ask the oracle yes-or-no questions, roll random events and story prompts, and keep a journal of your adventure as you go.
How to play solo
- Set a scene. Decide where your character is and what they want right now.
- Ask questions. Whenever you don’t know something — “Is the gate guarded?” — pick how likely it is and ask. “Yes, but…” and “No, and…” answers add complications; let them surprise you.
- Use the prompts. For open questions (“What does the stranger want?”), roll an action and a theme and read them together.
- Watch for random events. About one question in ten, something else happens too. Roll it, interpret it, and keep going.
- Keep threads and characters. Track loose ends and the people you meet, and roll one when you need inspiration.
- Journal it. Every answer is saved in your journal on this device. Copy it out to keep a record of the campaign.
The oracle works with any game and any rules: use the dice roller for checks, the dungeon builder for places to explore and the random tables for details. Want a full solo kit? See the solo books in our Homebrew Picks.