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New comment on GeekList Solo RPGs on YOUR table- August 2026
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:15:57
It has you playing a bunny with an axe and a grudge. Give it a shot if it sounds like something you enjoy.
Playthrough here, something which I think a lot of the entrants should do more of.
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:15:57
by gonecase
Did a game for One Page RPG Jam this year. You can try it here: https://chaosdrakepress.itch.io/bunny-with-an-axeIt has you playing a bunny with an axe and a grudge. Give it a shot if it sounds like something you enjoy.
Playthrough here, something which I think a lot of the entrants should do more of.
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:11:37
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:11:37
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
New comment on Item for GeekList "The 1 Player Guild's Collective Acquisition Disorder -- June 2026 Edition"
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:10:08
If you like CYOA books and are ready to dedicate some time to play the series, there is nothing like it elsewhere, if you exclude Fabled Lands. To me, it's a treat.
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:10:08
by dobrazil
Related Item: The Houses of the Dead
Zerbique wrote:
I've been very intrigued by it since you mentioned it, is it good in the end?
If you like CYOA books and are ready to dedicate some time to play the series, there is nothing like it elsewhere, if you exclude Fabled Lands. To me, it's a treat.
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:03:50
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:03:50
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
New comment on GeekList Solo RPGs on YOUR table- August 2026
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:02:24
Gathering some more rocks this afternoon, having been able to get down to a nearby small river (even smaller than usual with the drought) on a shorter walk - A little over a mile or so there and back, giving me 10 rocks total which I think should be enough (though I haven't read the game I'm using them for yet)
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:02:24
Moonlight_Fox wrote:
Sharing this in the spirit of prep is play, and because it was pleasant and I wish to share it, I started collecting an oracle for the purpose of A Perfect Rock, a game I still do not own (and will need to add to the database when I purchase it) but hope to play this month, and which uses rocks as an oracle. From my recollection it needs around 5-8 rocks (the physical version has a deck of rocks but it recommends using real ones), of which I was able to gather 4 on a 4 mile round walk earlier this afternoon.
Don't have photos of them yet, but I've rinsed them off and they're drying out on a towel, and will need another rock gathering walk. Been meaning to get back into the habit of going on walks since I probably should be upping the amount of low impact exercise I do now that I'm in my 40s, and hoping that choosing to use physical rocks for this oracle will help me start with that.
Don't have photos of them yet, but I've rinsed them off and they're drying out on a towel, and will need another rock gathering walk. Been meaning to get back into the habit of going on walks since I probably should be upping the amount of low impact exercise I do now that I'm in my 40s, and hoping that choosing to use physical rocks for this oracle will help me start with that.
Gathering some more rocks this afternoon, having been able to get down to a nearby small river (even smaller than usual with the drought) on a shorter walk - A little over a mile or so there and back, giving me 10 rocks total which I think should be enough (though I haven't read the game I'm using them for yet)
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:01:48
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:01:48
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:01:11
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:01:11
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:00:39
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 01:00:39
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga "
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:59:40
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:59:40
by jjwhite103
An item RPG: Ars Magica (5th Edition) has been added to the geeklist The Chronicle of Apprenticeship Hell / The New Faroli Saga
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "Solo RPGs on YOUR table- August 2026"
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:54:19
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:54:19
An item RPG Item:
Colostle - A Solo RPG Adventure
has been added to the geeklist
Solo RPGs on YOUR table- August 2026
New comment on GeekList What I Played and Bought at Gen Con 2026
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:39:29
Posted: Sun, 09 Aug 00:39:29
by Neil Thomson
Yeah great list - gave me a sense of what Gen Con has to offer.
New comment on GeekList Solitaire Miniatures on Your Table - August 2026
Posted: Sat, 08 Aug 23:48:41
My older one still says that, but I think it's not current for 20-somethings!
The phrase is being thrown away like yesterday's jam.
I think we have some jam in the fridge that's about as old as the kids. Whether eating that would be more deadly than having to play a game I hate is an open question - and an experiment I will probably never attempt!
Can I preserve it?
Posted: Sat, 08 Aug 23:48:41
by agramore
jsteidl wrote:
JudgementDave wrote:
jsteidl wrote:
agramore wrote:
I just don't think they are my "jam", as the kids say (if they still say that). 😆
My older one still says that, but I think it's not current for 20-somethings!
The phrase is being thrown away like yesterday's jam.
I think we have some jam in the fridge that's about as old as the kids. Whether eating that would be more deadly than having to play a game I hate is an open question - and an experiment I will probably never attempt!
Can I preserve it?



