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The most popular oracle (I think) is Mythic GME, essentially it's a table/ resolution mechanic that allows you to play without a game master, or in this case emulate one. Some oracles differ in their mechanics but it's the same principle, you typically ask it a yes/no question, determine how likely it is to be a "yes", then roll. The oracle will typically say:
1. yes
2. yes and
3. yes but
4. no
5. no and
6. no but
If it's a "and" in this case, your "yes" also comes with an additional thing. Typically a stronger yes or something else happens. "Yes, but" can be construed as you getting your wish, but there is a caveat/downside. They're super interesting and there are a lot of them out there, even free. Solo games will come with them tacked on for the most part.
>Oh, I see. The game will basically guide me through the steps...
In a way, though you don't have to follow it. As you can see, the requirements for running solo are pretty complex so there is a lot of systemic heavy lifting being done to get the mechanics to flow, such as in ironsworn (that game is free, I recommend watching Me, Myself, and Die on youtube to see that game in action). It can be hard to parse at first but once you understand it's pretty cool.
>After action report
Let me write something up so you can read it here, I journalled them rather than recorded them, see picrel.