Triple TTRPG giveaway! Cryptid Creeks, The Librarian’s Apprentice, and Making a Tabletop RPG for YOUR Particular Kid!
Hatchlings Games, Almost Bedtime Theater, and TTRPGkids are teaming up to run a triple giveaway ahead of our new projects…
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Review of Cryptid Creeks, a TTRPG full of spooky stories for all
Cryptid Creeks is a TTRPG from Hatchlings Games that’s full of cozily spooky adventures made for RPG newcomers and veterans alike – check it out and see if you can solve the Peddler’s mysteries!
Interview with Dr. Emily Friedman, TTRPG actual play scholar and gaming professor
Dr. Emily Friedman’s XP connects 18th Century Literature with tabletop RPG actual plays with teach future teachers about tabletop games and more! She shares her knowledge and stories with us here, and I hope you enjoy our chat!
Review of Gratitude Guardians
Trading card games x gratitude journaling x TTRPGs! Check out this awesome character mechanic to spark some adventures in your games while reflecting on what’s important to you in real life!
Bundle Alert! For the Village Family and Friends TTRPG Bundle
Sprinting Owl’s latest co-op bundle on itchio is all about community and family TTRPGs AND the Solo But Not Alone charity bundle will include solo games and supports the Take This organization!
Giveaway for BREAK!! RPG
Enter below for your chance to win a Limited Edition physical copy of BREAK!! RPG, courtesy of Grey Wizard! Check…
Review of BREAK!! RPG, a JRPG in tabletop format
BREAK!! RPG is an ode to JRPGs, anime, isekai stories, and wide sprawling adventures in TTRPG format with excellent breakdowns and walkthroughs of its rules, character building, and colorful world exploration. Check out my review here for more, and happy gaming!
TTRPGkids is going to be at ConFusion 2025 (Jan 24-26)!
Check out here for some details on ConFusion and what TTRPGkids will be doing there (panels, author events, boothing, and more)!
Tabletop RPG Classroom: In-Game Social Studies Lesson for High School Students
I’m running a series of related posts about in-class TTRPG examples/ideas, and this is part of the social studies section!…
Little Ways to Help With TTRPGs: Libraries
I think the world doesn’t need a hand, it needs many small hands working together… and those hands belong to us. So, let’s pick a small thing or two and do something about that right now… and the library is a great place to start.