Could you explain a but more about how you're playing with 1:1 time? I have had the TOR2e book (and the first expansion) for ages. I really should play it. This was a great read!
So if whole adventure I sit down to do takes 9 days in total, I can't play that character again for another 9 days in real life. If I want to play again before the 9 days are up, I'll make a new character and do an adventure in a different part of the map for a different patron.
So one day in the game world is one day in the real world. I figure anything I make in my solo gaming this way, which encourages different characters in different parts of the setting, I can apply to a traditional game later.
Could you explain a but more about how you're playing with 1:1 time? I have had the TOR2e book (and the first expansion) for ages. I really should play it. This was a great read!
So if whole adventure I sit down to do takes 9 days in total, I can't play that character again for another 9 days in real life. If I want to play again before the 9 days are up, I'll make a new character and do an adventure in a different part of the map for a different patron.
So one day in the game world is one day in the real world. I figure anything I make in my solo gaming this way, which encourages different characters in different parts of the setting, I can apply to a traditional game later.
I've been solo gaming for a while. I love it. I think it's neat more people are doing it.