Finish your solo campaign with a real ebook
· Mythmaker
- solo rpg
- campaign journal
- ebook
- export
- release
Every solo campaign deserves a better ending than a chat log you can’t re-read.
From the beginning, Soliloquest’s promise has been a story you keep — not a transcript, not a session summary, but genuine prose that holds up as something worth reading later. Today that promise gets its most concrete form yet: your campaign exports as a real EPUB ebook, complete with a bespoke AI-generated cover, a table of contents, chaptered prose, and your scene illustrations inline.
Open it in Apple Books. Load it into Kobo. Drop it into Calibre. It’s yours.
What the export actually contains
When you export from the Reading & Export panel, Soliloquest assembles your campaign into a structured ebook:
- Chaptered prose. Each scene becomes a chapter with a title drawn from your journal. The AI Storyteller’s narration, your oracle results, and your own notes are woven into flowing prose — not raw log entries.
- A table of contents. Long campaigns become navigable. Jump to the scene where your vow almost broke, or re-read the chapter where the world first surprised you.
- Inline scene illustrations. Any images generated during play are embedded at the right moment in the narrative, so the ebook reads like an illustrated novel.
- An AI-generated cover. This is the part that tends to stop people mid-scroll. Soliloquest generates a bespoke cover image for your specific campaign — your world, your protagonist, your title, rendered in a style that matches the tone of your story. It shows up on the spine in Apple Books. It’s the first thing you see when you open the file.
The prose and the export itself are free. The cover art draws on approximately one image credit (the same pool used for scene illustrations during play). If you’d rather skip the generated art, you can supply your own cover image instead — the export works either way.
Why EPUB, not PDF?
PDF is a fixed page. EPUB is a book — it reflows for whatever screen you’re reading on, respects your font preferences, and works natively with every major e-reader app and device. A 40-scene campaign that would sprawl across 80 awkward PDF pages becomes a tidy novella on your phone.
You can also export to Markdown if you want the raw source: paste it into Obsidian, run it through Pandoc, or hand it to a layout tool. The EPUB is the polished artifact; Markdown is the open format for people who want to do more with the text.
”A story you keep” — what that actually means
One of the things that distinguishes Soliloquest from AI chat tools is that the oracle — not the AI — decides what happens. The AI narrates; the dice rule. That separation matters for the ebook too.
When you export, you’re exporting your decisions. Every vow you swore, every oracle roll that forced the story somewhere unexpected, every scene you chose to pursue — that’s the shape of your campaign. The AI Storyteller gave it voice, but you gave it direction. The ebook is a record of that, not a printout of a conversation.
This is also why the export isn’t locked behind a subscription. See how Soliloquest handles credits and pricing — prose export is free, and you can start a campaign with the free credits included at signup. The ebook is the artifact you were always going to leave with.
How it compares to other solo tools
Most solo RPG apps — digital or otherwise — don’t produce a finished artifact at all. You end up with notes in a notebook, a Discord thread, or a folder of session logs. A few tools export to PDF, which is better than nothing but reads like a document rather than a story.
The compare pages walk through the differences with specific tools if you want a side-by-side. The short version: if the end product matters to you — if you want something you’d actually hand to a friend and say “read this” — the EPUB export is built for that.
Getting your first export
If you haven’t started a campaign yet, the guided tour walks you through setup in a few minutes. The Reading & Export docs cover every export option in detail, including how to choose between EPUB and Markdown, how to add a custom cover, and what the chapter-generation settings do.
The short version:
- Finish (or pause) a campaign with at least a few scenes.
- Open the Reading & Export panel.
- Choose Export as EPUB.
- Decide whether you want the AI-generated cover or your own image.
- Download and open in your ebook app of choice.
That’s it. The first time you see your campaign title on a generated cover, with your protagonist’s world rendered behind it, it tends to feel a little more real than you expected.
Solo RPGs have always produced stories. Soliloquest just gives yours a spine.