Random Realties

Welcome to Random Realities: Revelations for the Roving Raconteur!

This zine works as a universal oracle for all of your solo RPG needs, comprising 60+ oracle results on each of its pages. With a single 2d6 roll, a page flip, or a button click, you will be instantly inspired to envision worlds, locations, scenes, people, creatures, settlements, items, and much more. 

The idea is very simple: roll d66 (2d6, using one number as decimals and the other as units) to determine your page, and instantly access a unique combination of results from 60+ tables.

The Categories

The oracle results are organised into 10 different categories. Here's an overview:

• General: As the title implies, this category covers general oracle resources, such as answering yes or no questions, complex (open) questions, and intensity/quality/quantity questions.
• World: create a unique setting by defining its name, the prevalence of some characteristics, its inhabitants, and, with the help of some icons, envision what is unique about it.
• Exploration: excellent for crossing uncharted territories, hexcrawling and other forms of wilderness explorations. You can describe the weather and the surroundings, as well as define a possible encounter or discovery.
• Creation: envision items, buildings, weapons, structures, artifacts, or anything else that can be crafted.
• Scene: your main aid when you get into action! Define a challenge, discover how the opposition reacts, describe the scene with sensorial details, and get inspired when you roll partial/major successes in your system of choice!
• Quest: craft a mission, envision what is against you, what might help you, and keep track of how your story advances and escalates!
• Location: entering a settlement or a defined place? Discover everything about it, from its history to its need, from its leaders to its pressing matters.
• People: your trusty NPC generator! Quirks, desires, skills, intents, it's all here!
• Creature: craft unique beings to interact with, including their powers and how they would act in a confrontation.
• Fate: besides the d66 roll (the two numbers inside the squares), you also get handy d4 and d12 results in case you need them, as well as a likelihood definer.
  If you are an experienced solo RPG player, I think you can easily see the value on a tool like that. Straight to the point, concise yet evocative, ready to go.

If you are just starting your journey into solo RPGs, look no further! You can grab your favourite system, and with the help of Random Realities, jump right into action in no time!