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D&D campaign recomendation for solo/two people

I'm really tired of finding groups of people to play D&D (in person), is there any solo/two people campaign that me and I friend can play with?

Please something simple, I have a little more experience playing it but have never DM'd before, but we're both very creative, so I can think we both can still have fun

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  1. Hobofarmer
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    Would you consider an alternative system? D&D can work with minimal players, but I feel you'd get more mileage out a system that has two player coop/solo play baked into it.

    Would you consider an alternative system? D&D can work with minimal players, but I feel you'd get more mileage out a system that has two player coop/solo play baked into it.

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  2. phoenixrises
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    Emberwind is a GMless system that you can try! I always recommend them because the studio developing it is very ADHD and dyslexia friendly. If you're more into combat, Kinfire Chronicles or...

    Emberwind is a GMless system that you can try! I always recommend them because the studio developing it is very ADHD and dyslexia friendly. If you're more into combat, Kinfire Chronicles or Gloomhaven might be good too.

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    herson
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    Even me being very anti-AI, I'm almost thinking of letting chatGPT being the dungeon master for both of us, but that would be less fun.

    Even me being very anti-AI, I'm almost thinking of letting chatGPT being the dungeon master for both of us, but that would be less fun.

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    1. idiotheart
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      Please consider some of these ttrpg's! I know they're not D&D, but they're not hard to learn, and are made by people with a lot of passion :) Outside of D&D, there is a HUGE community of people...

      Please consider some of these ttrpg's! I know they're not D&D, but they're not hard to learn, and are made by people with a lot of passion :) Outside of D&D, there is a HUGE community of people creating tabletop rpg's for 1/2 players. Here's some I've bought myself:

      Artefact - 1 Player - link
      Ex Novo - 1-4 Players - link
      MIRU - 1 Player - link
      Haxen - 1 Player - link
      Runecairn - 2 Players (one DM, one adventurer) - link
      Against the Wind - 1 or More Players - link
      Koriko: A Magical Year - 1 Player - link
      Her Odyssey - 1 Player - link
      Kal-Arath - 1 or More Players - link

      These spark so much joy for me. I hope you see one you like and give it a try. Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!!

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  4. Bonooru
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    The name of the game you're looking for is a "Duet Game". D&D probably isn't the best system since it assumes a 4+ person party in the action economy for combat and a wide distribution of skill...

    The name of the game you're looking for is a "Duet Game". D&D probably isn't the best system since it assumes a 4+ person party in the action economy for combat and a wide distribution of skill options out of combat. If you do decide to go with D&D consider having your player make a gestalt character to make sure that they have enough versatility

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