I just realized I posted this as a discussion instead of a comment.

I used this during the pandemic, it worked great. It isn't an adventure, its a set of tools. The randomized symbols for prompts worked so well I've incorporated it into my GM toolkit for times I need to improvise something (for any system) and I am drawing a blank.

The content consists of 4 pages of actual instructions on how to generate and use a 3d6 roll for finding icons as a story prompt. The remainder is cover, legal, and 9 pages of icons. There are some pretty good icons (about 216 total) that would make for some good story telling dice or even VTT use. As the player, you determine how risky you think the roll needs to be (standard Blades in the Dark). I don't think it will be of much help for a solo score, but I can see myself using this as a tool for spawning encounters in the same way I use story telling dice to create details and flavor. I feel like I must be missing something as I am unsure hwo this is a Platinum Best Seller.

Just ... ew. This is, literally, an oracle that may as well stemmed from Mythic. As a gentle introduction to oracles? Great. For those of us experience with oracles? No. This is Mythic disguised in other die rolls. As a matter of fact, and I will look closer at the 5E oracle, I suspect that Alone in the Dark shares the same icons. This feels like a gentler introduction to Mythic (yay?) while gently reminding that Mythic is the "grand daddy" of oracles. Just get Mythic. One tool, one job.