The Patron

*warning* This game contains adult themes and sexual references. Play at your own risk!

The Patron is a solo journaling RPG where you step into the alluring, dangerous role of a succubus navigating a world shaped by desire, power, ritual, and conflict. Through short, evocative scenes guided by dice prompts, you explore who your patron truly is — their nature, their hungers, their fears, and the shadows they command.

Every scene unfolds through a mix of agenda (Combat, Pleasure, Pain, Ritual, Sex, Explore) and atmospheric details such as weather, location, and the type of person encountered. Success, failure, and ambiguous outcomes shape a drifting narrative made of tension, intimacy, danger, and discovery.

There is no linear plot.
No fixed morality.
Only you, your journal, and the dark world you carve with every choice.

The Patron thrives on mood, implication, and emotional heat — letting players tell stories that lean sensual, haunting, mysterious, or brutal, depending on how the dice fall.

It is a game of self-revelation:
a mirror for your succubus, and sometimes a mirror for you.

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Step into desire’s shadow.

The Patron is a fast, atmospheric solo RPG that lets you embody a succubus exploring power, temptation, connection, and the darker corners of fantasy. With just a d6 and a journal, you create charged encounters, haunting rituals, intimate confrontations, and strange moments of discovery. Every roll reshapes your experience, ensuring no two playthroughs feel the same.

Why play The Patron?

• Ultra-flexible storytelling: Write scenes as short or as darkly lush as you want.

• Atmospheric prompts: Time, weather, and location combine into vivid, moody vignettes.

• Simple mechanics: One d6 determines success, failure, or something in between.

• Creative agency: Shape your succubus through sharp, probing questions.

• Emotion-focused play: Sensuality, tension, and danger drive the experience.

• Perfect for solo writers: Ideal for journaling, microfiction, and character exploration.

The Patron isn’t about winning —
it’s about unfolding:
the power you wield,
the hungers you follow,
the truths you uncover.

Take the role.
Take the risk.
Take the darkness into your hands.