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Playing Tabletop Roleplaying Games Alone
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Welcome to the SoloRPG community!
Some people prefer to play their tabletop roleplaying games alone, to avoid the drama and scheduling issues of traditional group games, while others play solo because they're unable to find a group to play with.
Whatever your case may be, you're more than welcome here to discuss your experiences as well as ask any questions that you might have.
For an introduction to this style of play, read Why Play Roleplaying Games Alone.
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I've played a Dungeon World campaign. It was fun enough, but the system isn't very well balanced
I think that's by design, honestly. DW (and all Powered by the Apocalypse games) are effectively just creative storytelling rules with the occasional die roll. You can (and often do) go whole sessions and roll only a couple of times. Its combat rules are virtually non-existent, and it doesn't even have turns, so balance is not only not a concern, but probably impossible. That's because the players will win or lose not by dice rolls, but by where the fiction takes them. If you like a lot of crunchy stats and rules, PbtA is probably not the path you want to go down.