Solodesk 95

New this week!

Pointcrawls

Sometimes you don't want to draw a dungeon — you want the choices. A pointcrawl is named points joined by connectors, like a subway map: the points and the routes between them are the map, and everything in between is abstracted away. Great for overland travel, a haunted house, or a megadungeon you'd rather sketch than draw.

SoloDesk 95

A complete GM-less tabletop in one offline window. Play any pen-and-paper RPG by yourself — SoloDesk 95 is the table, the dice, the game master, and the notebook, all on one retro desktop. No subscription, no account, no internet. It's a tool, not a rulebook: it won't enforce a system, so bring whatever you like.

🎲 Dice that actually tumble

A wooden 3D dice tray, dice you drop straight onto the table, or instant rolls — d4 through d100. Build multi-die pools (2d6 + 1d4), add modifiers, roll opposed and target-number checks (d20+4 vs 12), success pools, keep-highest/lowest, and even custom-faced dice that show words instead of pips (weather, reaction, direction, or your own).

🔮 A built-in Oracle

Ask the world a question and get an answer. A Mythic-style Fate Chart with a Chaos Factor — or a plain yes/no for systems that don't use one — plus Scene tests, a Twist generator, a Significance scale, and classic solo prompt tables. Every roll lands in your Adventure Log.

📓 A real campaign binder

An Obsidian-style rich-text notebook built into the table: Character / Monster / NPC sheets with stats, vitals, skills, spells, equipment (with real roll buttons) and portraits; Items, Inventory, and Shops; wiki-style [[links]] and embeddable table rolls.

🗺️ Maps & miniatures

Draw graph-paper dungeons, paint hex regions, and pin a world map — or let the generators roll up a dungeon, a labelled town, or a region for you. Then fight it out in BB3DE, a 3D skirmish arena with terrain, miniatures, line-of-sight measuring, and physics dice.

📄 Bring your own books

Import any PDF rulebook or character sheet, read it full-screen, and annotate it — pen, highlight, and movable/lockable text boxes for filling in fields.

…and the rest of the desk

Rollable tables (weighted, dice-range, and cross-reference), card decks, an ambient synthesizer, clocks and trackers, a session timer, and one-click offline backups of every campaign.

The details: Windows · fully offline · your data stays in local campaign folders · ships with a 21-page illustrated manual. 

No game master. No internet. No batteries required.