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Review of My Dad the Game Master, a heartfelt story about growing up with a GM dad
My Dad the Game Master is a fun picture book story about a girl sharing her insights on what it means to live with her game master dad. From finding treasures like his shiny dice and minis to making creative bedtime stories, this book covers all the wonderful and weird parts of living with a tabletop roleplaying gamer dad.
TTRPGkids archive dive – Looking back on January 2022
Come take a look back on the cool tabletop RPGs for kids, interviews, articles and more from TTRPGkids in January 2022!
Teaching RPGs – Running for New, Younger Players
I teamed up with Jason from Shadomain to do a collaboration post about running TTRPGs for new, young players – check it out here!
Featured Project, Color My Quest: Dungeon Run Adventures!
Check out Dungeon Run Adventures for some quick GMless adventures that are great for groups with kids! Each dungeon has it’s own unique spin, and everyone gets to play, color, and explore!
Review of The God Corpse, a D&D adventure for teaching biology!
The God Corpse is a D&D 5e adventure made to teach students about biology! Explore the body of a 6 mile tall humanoid and learn about how different parts of the body function in a fun and memorable way!
TTRPGkids events and collaborations survey
If you’re interested in participating in talks, live play events, panels, and more with TTRPGkids, please let me know by filling out the survey!
Interview with Culliope, tabletop RPG teacher and educational researcher!
I interviewed Maryanne Cullinan, also known as Culliope, about her experiences using tabletop RPGs with middle schoolers and the research she’s doing on applied educational tabletop RPGs!
Review of Movie Night, an epic 80’s movie throwback tabletop RPG!
Movie Night is a tabletop RPG that plays out like a totally epic 80’s movie AND is made for both kids and adults to enjoy together! Check out the awesomeness here!
Tips and tricks for running 1-1 tabletop RPG and D&D games with kids
Running a 1-1 game does come with its own challenges, but it also comes with some cool new elements and perspectives for your game. I’ve run tabletop RPGs for a group of seven players and I’ve run them for just one player – here are some of the differences I’ve seen and tips for how to handle them!