An Obsidian plugin for playing tabletop games alone. Put a solo block in a note and it becomes a panel: ask a yes or no question at the odds you pick, frame the next scene, keep your threads and the people you meet, and get twists as the tension rises. Every answer is written into the note under the block, so the note becomes the story. This page runs the real plugin code in your browser.
Reading view
The drowned bell
A fishing town where the church bell rings from under the water. I came for my brother.
The same note, as text
The block keeps the tension, the scene, and one line per thread or person. The answers go at the end of the note as plain Markdown, so you can write your own lines between them.
Type a question and press Enter to ask at Even odds, or pick the odds you think fit.
A roll far past the line gives "Yes, and" or "No, and". Close to it gives "but".
Tension runs 0 to 6. The higher it is, the more often an answer or a new scene comes with a twist that names one of your threads or people.
Type the scene you expect and press New scene. It may go as expected, change, or be interrupted. When it ends, say whether it went your way, and the tension moves.
Tables: a table: [[Note#Heading]] line gets a button that rolls on a table, a list or plain lines under that heading. Here the two tables live in a second note. A table whose first column holds numbers or ranges (1-2, 3-4) rolls the dice in its header.