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Been trying a variation on the solo rules:

I choose my adventure deck as standard. Then a separate opposition adventure deck made up of 20 random / s.

Two slots are from my adventure deck, two slots from the opposition deck. The blind draw of the during the adventure phase is always from the opposition adventure deck. If you complete an opposition it is replaced from the opposition adventure deck.

I'm finding it a nice way to play. You don't know what or may come up and need to build contingencies into your captains deck.

Cool. One of the people I ran into locally viewed the game as a set of components to do whatever he felt like with.

I'll look to try this for solo play and encourage others to check it out to see if it works as well for them.

Did ever try this out Ian?

I have a similar adventure placing variant that I use because the deck building is too big as requirement for my and my group for our low frequency of playing. It is part of my working out a way to play from one big pile of all the cards.

My solo, and probably multi, variation for the / is the Adventure placing one highlighted below:

One Big Deck

Captain’s Deck Each player takes 60 cards from the big deck to form their deck.

Free card swap At the start of their turn a player may burn a card from their hand to draw the top card from the remaining Big Deck cards.

Adventure placing Draw the top adventure when replacing them. When it would be your choice to add an adventure you draw 2 from the adventure stack and choose 1.

Playing from a random pool is an interesting idea, though because of the "match-this-to-resolve-that" dynamic of the game, it can lead to some sticky situations and I wonder how often Kedvenc finds that he defaults to his adventure card slots as opposed to the randoms? Drawing the from the randoms does sound exciting, if difficult!

Freeloading Phil's "play from the pile" reminds me of how my friends and I used to play Magic back in the day! I wonder if there's a way to add some RP-style elements, like a "store" that is made up of and with perhaps three cards face up and available, which get replaced each turn, and a similar deck for . This way you might have some options to address things that would otherwise just jam you up forever.

So far I find that sometimes you want one of the opposition as they're juicy. But the opposition also plays to your depending on s and number of slots filled etc. It's certainly my preferred way of playing solo at the moment.

Sorry about the slow response.

Lifestyle the last almost two years has been different, so I haven't tried the solo adventure variant.

We are going to be running events at DunDraCon this year, assuming it happens as planned, so my Traveller plans will try another ramp up in the next month. Will be the first time playing with other people in a long time.