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I'm very happy with my #SoloRPG mode for #Emacs, which is now available on #MELPA. It started with support for the #Lonelog solo RPG notation format, but has since expanded. I've now added support for #tarot cards and generating NPC personalities and appearances.

Today, I'm going to have a look at adding #Hexcrawl support.

If anyone wants to have a look at the code, it's available at github.com/Enfors/solo-rpg

Lonelog by #LoreseedWorkshop is available here: zeruhur.itch.io/lonelog

Screenshot showing Emacs, an extremely capable text editor, running SoloRPG mode. Text is colorized based on the Lonelog format, and at the bottom of the screen there's a dashboard with various functions for generating NPC, dungeons, and various types of events, rolling dice, drawing tarot cards, and so on.

GitHub - Enfors/solo-rpg: Solo-rpg-mode is an Emacs minor-mode which has support functions for playing solo roleplaying games inside Emacs, such as dice rolling, oracles, etc.

Solo-rpg-mode is an Emacs minor-mode which has support functions for playing solo roleplaying games inside Emacs, such as dice rolling, oracles, etc. - Enfors/solo-rpg
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#tarot #emacs #soloRPG #melpa #lonelog #hexcrawl #loreseedworkshop
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Christer Enfors
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@GoblinQuester Cool, thanks! In my case, I've used Emacs *since* Uni 30 years ago, and I've never looked back. When you realize how utterly customizable it is (and if you care about that sort of thing, like I do), everything else pales by comparison.

I'd really encourage you to try it again, it's a lot of fun, or at least I think it is. I use it for everything, including my Second Brain / Zettelkästen. It's immensely useful.

@Hteph
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