Lilith
Lilith makes small, complete solo RPGs — journaling games with real mechanics under them, where a standard deck of playing cards runs the game and what you write down becomes the story of the run. Roguelike descents, deckbuilder rigs, last stands against the horde, seasons spent filling a field bestiary: each one is a designed book, print-at-home friendly, in A4 and US Letter, playable in half an hour at a quiet table.
Every game here is original — its own world, its own tables, its own printable sheets — and finished: no seasons passes, no living rulesets, nothing you need beyond the PDF, a deck, and one die.
LilithsRPGs is the tabletop corner of LilithsListings (LilithsListings), where the practical printables live.
A solo journaling RPG about a peddler-healer walking seven villages with whatever the road gave her
A solo journaling RPG of one year at the hedge, played across the eight sabbats of the Wheel of the Year.
A solo journaling RPG about one season of backyard stargazing, and how long you can stand the cold.
A solo journaling RPG. Twenty-one nights alone on a light, and you choose who gets to read the entry.
You are the fortune-teller. Strangers sit down, the cards fall, and you decide what they hear.
A solo journaling roguelike dungeon crawler — one delver, one deck, one d6, and a descent that ends when you do.
A solo journaling deckbuilder — draft, cut, and combo parts, and name the one piece the whole build depends on.
A solo journaling horde survivor — each wave draws one more card, and the run ends only when they finally catch you.
A solo journaling creature collector — track creatures, earn their trust, and fill a Bestiary only you are keeping.