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TTRPGkids game review: Little but Fierce, a D&D 5e rewrite for kids!
Little but Fierce is a rewrite of D&D 5e to make it more accessible to kids! With the parsed down mechanics, rewritten spells lists, picture-based character sheet, and more, Little but Fierce provides a great way to introduce kids into TTRPG’s!
Review of Critical Core, an accessible tabletop RPG focused on growth
Critical Core is a therapeutic tabletop RPG built off of D&D 5e mechanics! With its intuitive format, focus on social interactions, and clear facilitator guide, this is an awesome TTRPG and tool for players to have fun while building skills and for parents, educators, and facilitators to be able to smoothly provide a welcome gaming environment.
TTRPGkids Featured Projects: Dungeon Alchemist
Trialed and critiqued by kids during development, Dungeon Alchemist is an intuitive and flexible dungeon-building AI powered tool that has been used with kids as young as 5 to create professional quality dungeons!
TTRPGkids Featured Projects: Animon Story
For anyone who grew up with games and shows like Pokemon or Digimon or wants to share this type of adventure with their kids, Animon Story is a great TTRPG that lets you befriend and train amazing creatures as you explore the world in your journey together!
TTRPGkids Tips and Tricks: Tracking items and managing inventory in TTRPG’s with kids!
Remembering to use your items in game can be a challenge for kids or adults – here are some tips and tricks for keeping item tracking easy enough for kids to do on their and accessible enough that any player will remember to use their inventory!
TTRPGkids game review: UNLucky Adventurers
UNLucky Adventurers is a card game based TTRPG that is made for some quick and easy to play kid-friendly games! From the quick high-risk cards to amazingly weird creatures to the funny flavor text, this game was a joy to play!
Where to find: TTRPG and D&D inspired books for kids, families, and classrooms!
This list of books was made to help you find some TTRPG and D&D books and stories for the whole family that aren’t adventures to be played, but are adventures to be read so you can foster reading skills and connect with TTRPG’s in a whole new way!
TTRPGkids review: Princess World
Princess World is an amazing story-driven game for the princesses at heart from fairy and pirate princesses to skater and space princesses! Join forces with your group to support the Princess Council, fend off The Fade, and be awesome together!
TTRPGkids game review: Sodalitas
Sodalitas is a TTRPG SRD that is designed for quick set up, easy comprehension, and fun gameplay with kids! It is well-suited both for playing with kids at home or running short sessions with an after school group, and it pairs up with a full set of 1-page premade adventures!