solo-rpg

To run a solo tabletop RPG, use an LLM as Game Master to generate consistent scenes. Establish a contract defining your system, character lens, and basic mechanics, then generate the opening scene to begin play.

The Mystery + Danger + Dilemma triad is a narrative structure seeded into every scene to guide solo RPG play. It ensures each generated scene contains a mystery to investigate, danger to face, and a dilemma to resolve.

To maintain story momentum in a solo RPG, apply the solo-momentum fix to push the narrative forward. This mechanic prevents stagnation and maintains engagement by forcing continuous scene progression.

Yes, you can use any tabletop RPG system with this LLM game master framework. It requires no fixed ruleset, allowing you to define your own mechanics for rolls and outcomes before generating scenes.

An in-media-res scene-prompt template initiates solo tabletop RPG scenes mid-action. It includes the lens, last session recap, mechanics, focus, and established outcomes to generate consistent and immediate narrative contexts.

The GM toolkit for solo tabletop RPG play includes force-as-persona, a resolution loop, procedural zones with resonance, an evolving antagonist, and a kickoff template to maintain narrative quality and structure.