In Nomine, solo?

[Scormey]

So, for various reasons (pandemic and so forth), I've been doing a lot of solo roleplaying of late, mostly using the Mythic GM Emulator system overlaid on regular RPGs. I'm considering giving In Nomine a go in this manner, but I'm not sure how well it would play out. I've owned the game for years, but could never get my players to give it a try, so I'm wondering how well a solo player would do in this game.

Thoughts?

[thorr-kan]

Originally Posted by Scormey

So, for various reasons (pandemic and so forth), I've been doing a lot of solo roleplaying of late, mostly using the Mythic GM Emulator system overlaid on regular RPGs. I'm considering giving In Nomine a go in this manner, but I'm not sure how well it would play out. I've owned the game for years, but could never get my players to give it a try, so I'm wondering how well a solo player would do in this game.

Thoughts?

Having never actually played, except for one character in a cross-over game, I don't have a lot to offer.

Having said that, and in the interests of curiosity...the Revelations Cycle would be nigh-impossible solo. But some of the PDF adventures from Warehouse 23 could be run solo: City on Fire and Strange Bedfellows might be the easiest. A lot of the adventure stubs from the Superiors books could be solo runs.

Or you could generate an entire party and solo the whole party as a character. That might give you some more options.