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Review of Honor Among Thieves by Minakie

Embrace your inner Robin Hood or play out drama in the underground as you take the role of a thief… who only steals from other thieves in Honor Among Thieves! This micro TTRPG is easy to pick up and gives tons of fun prompts for thinking up a creative heist story.

TTRPGkids dev log #7 Poll results ACN shipment EDU TTRPGs

TTRPGkids Dev Log #7: Greeting Games Poll Winner, ACN shipment, EDU TTRPGs… and more!

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A Construct’s Nature by TTRPGkids now available on DTRPG and itch.io

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TTRPGkids Dev Log #6: Release Day Plans, EDU Games, Campaign Polls, and more!

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Review of Table Titans Club, a graphic novel about a lvl 11 middle schooler finding D&D

Table Titans Club is a graphic novel by Scott Kurtz that follows the story of Valeria Winters as she, along…

Review of Adventuring Family – therapeutic family-focused gaming

Adventuring Family is a TTRPG designed to help facilitators create adventures for helping young players address meet their needs and grow skills needed for their psychological development! This book covers an easy to learn system, 20 sessions campaign, and info on helping meet kids’ needs.

Giveaway for Adventuring Family!

The creators of Adventuring Family have provided extra copies of their book for a giveaway on the TTRPGkids site! Adventuring…

TTRPGkids Dev Log #5: Adding Audio, Shipping Notes, Campaign Polls, and more!

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Review of Roll for Learning 51 micro TTRPGs to use in the classroom by: Camilla Zamboni, Matthew Farber, William Merchant

Review: Roll for Learning, 51 Micro TTRPGs to Use in the Classroom

If you’re an educator looking for quick and easy games to integrate into your lessons, take a look here for a free, accessible bundle of games formatted for classroom use! This review will cover the overall basics of the document and help outline some of the key features that can assist with applied gaming.

TTRPGkids Episode 23 on Ludology Podcast

TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, Episode 23: Journaling TTRPGs, differentiated learning, and writing practice

TTRPGkids has a regular spot on Ludology Podcast, and in this part of the series, I’ll be talking about educational…