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© 2017 Wizards. All Rights Reserved. This subreddit is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or specifically approved by Wizards of the Coast LLC. This subreddit may use the trademarks and other intellectual property of Wizards of the Coast LLC, which is permitted under Wizards' Fan Site Policy. For example, Dungeons & Dragons® is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast. For more information about Wizards of the Coast or any of Wizards' trademarks or other intellectual property, please visit their website. I think there are only a handful of solo adventures, which are meant for beginner players.

The only one that I know of that's readily accessable is Ghost Tower of Witchlight Fens, which is available here - When the 4th Ed Red Box came out, you could put in a code to redeem that adventure, but now at some stage it became free for everyone. When 4th Edition came out, there was at least one solo adventure in Dungeon (or was it Dragon) magazine, called Dark Awakenings.

I don't think they made any more than that, and it's not worth subscribing to insider just for that though. There are some 'choose your own adventure' style books out there, which also include rolling dice, such as the 'Fighting Fantasy' books. One or two of those have been turned into iphone apps. D&D doesn't really support playing d&d by yourself. In theory, one could run one continuous dungeoncrawl with random generated features and encounters, but I'd rather suggest something other than DND such as videogaming or creative writing. Alternatively, spend the extra time to better prepare for games or start/find another group over.

DND with a single player and a DM would be quite possible (if this is what you meant with a 'Solo game'). If you include a NPC companion, you should be able to adapt any published adventure by simply scaling down combat. As a side note: having less players make sneaking, disguises etc. More effective and I'd most likely base a campaign around espionage if I ran a campaign with a single player. Firstly, thanks for responding. D&D doesn't really support playing d&d by yourself I could be completely wrong (I'm not that experienced) but I had played a single player module before from Wizards of the Coast themselves which said go to their site to buy the continuation of it. Since the module was an extension of the Red Box it could have been just to hook the player who was beginning without a group yet, which would make a lot of sense.

Creative writing I do, NaNoWriMo in two days. Lost Season 3 Episode 10 Torrent. DND with a single player and a DM would be quite possible I do this too, but it's just not a consistently scheduled thing.

Also when there's only two participants versus my our normal three or four, my DM doesn't seem to always put as much care into it, lending to its lack of depth (not to bad mouth my DM, he's good, he just prefers playing with and writing for a bigger group).