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Cyberpunk RED - Single Player Mode

You can go it alone in the Dark Future



You've hooked your Militech pistol to the interface in your brain; upgraded your cybernetic fist with carbo-glass blades; and installed cybereyes that can pierce through the red haze like morning fog. There's a world full of opportunities out there, just waiting for the right edgerunner.


Only, there's a problem. Maybe you don't have a group. Maybe you don't have a Gamemaster. Maybe you are a Gamemaster, but your tank of inspiration fuel is running on empty. Don't worry, choomba. We've got you.




Single Player Mode provides the tools a gamer needs to play

Cyberpunk RED on their own or as part of a group with no Gamemaster. It'll even function as an assistant-GM, ready and willing to fill in the blanks in your Dark Future story.


Those tools include ...

Closed and Open Question Oracles fine-tuned to playing
Cyberpunk RED .
• Guidelines for running solo play investigations, social challenges, and combat.
  
• Quick and Dirty rules for fast fighting and Netrunning.
  
• Rules for solo play clocks, adding random timers for more unpredictability.
  
• Mission builders to create a gig from scratch. Roll it all random or just use them to inspire.
  
• Over 100 lists, tables, and random encounter charts to help you populate your
  
  Cyberpunk RED game with people, places, things, organizations, and plots.
  
• Forms to keep track of it all, from NPC stat blocks to scene and gig trackers.

Expert solo player Peter Norton of
HollowPonds Solo Sagas has teamed up with
R. Talsorian Games to create the ultimate solo play guide for

Cyberpunk RED . Use it on your own or use it with friends. Either way, it'll enhance your visit to Night City.




Single Player Mode
requires the
Cyberpunk RED core rulebook for play.


"Adapted for Fantasy Grounds by: Zane Toman



Requires: The free Fantasy Grounds virtual tabletop (VTT) software and a one time purchase of the Cyberpunk Red ruleset.



Screenshots may differ from what you see in-game based on the extensions and ruleset you have loaded.