So, you're on your own. The tall person has gone off and is doing something else, probably claimed they were washing the dog or something. Your Kenn still need errands run. Just take a look at pages 37-39 of the Goblin Errands rule book, roll a few dice and you'll be up to your pointy ears in errands. Work work work and no tall person to help you out. Stress not. You don't really need a tall person. You can solo it.
Here, for thoughts and comments, is the first hack at producing some solo rules and oracles, customised to suit the levity of Goblin Errands.
The source files can be down loaded as a zip from my Box.com repository. Use this link.
https://app.box.com/s/vhccey1q1mh98jxicp4lp89xrcupsgnd
The rules text and oracle table developments have been done in Libreoffice. MS Word and Excel will open these files without problems. The svgs for the Yes/No oracle chart have been done using Matplotlib followed by Inkscape. There are two styles here. One is as presented in the rules document, while the other has the different types of "yes" and "no" shown as a legend. It would be good to get some feedback on which way of presenting this table works best for easy understanding.
At this stage the oracle tables were just created as a stream of words rather than carefully considering each one. You will see in the spreadsheet documents that there is an overflow list under each oracle list. These are words that didn't occur to me in time to make the initial list. Is there value in making extra oracle tables.
This hasn't been play tested other than being used for the examples given in the text. Hopefully the balance is about right. If I have time I'll sharpen my pencils and set to with some illustrations.
Have fun
HamyTNT
The draft rules and oracles pdf has been posted in the Game Jam submissions. Check it out there.