The system is interesting and the game is fun, But TBH the layout of the book is a little confusing, and it does not include any tables to aide with names or naming town; which makes immersing yourself slightly more difficult.

Bought it hoping it would be less specific and more generally applicable to more RPGs, Good rules and ideas throughout, but nothing that is unique unless you're into D&D. I RECCOMEND this to anyone who wants to use the rules for D&D, I do not recommend if you were looking for anything useful for other systems.

Have tried Mythic GME a few times in the past, still not super confident, been readed the magazines as well. This is the definitive Mythic GME experience. The variations books were okay, and the magazines are insightful and great for resources and tips, but this is what you'll really want for solo play.

I've been trying to use mythic more and experiment with new RPGs since 2e came out. Hopefully I'll be more confident moving on from the Ironsworn series now that I have more tools.

Overall, If you want resources/tools to use, a good GM emulator, tables for inspiration, or even Examples that clearly show how individual mechanics work. This is the book to get.

I tried Ironsworn, Loved it, found out that a sci-fi version was coming out soon, waited impatiently (Missed the kickstarter) finally played Sci-fi version... damn, I'm new to solo RPGs, but this series is phenomenal.

Love the story focus, I've found that crunchier games played solo take ages to accomplish anything. I also like the addition of more moves, and the new rulebook. Something about this one feels much better than Ironsworn's rulebook.