With print-at-home booklets and pamphlets, rules-lite mechanics, prompt tables for ideas, and more… check out Stravagante! by Penflower Ink in the review here!
See how to make DIY dungeon tiles using materials at home to create custom and reusable map pieces – they’re easy to make, and I even did them with my 5yo!
Today’s review is of a 2-player fill-in-the-blank mystery tabletop RPG that promotes cooperation and planning as you take on cases with your sleuthing partner!
In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I talk about different ideas for incorporating educational elements into your tabletop RPGs for both in-class and at home!
Growing up on Nancy Drew mysteries (and many others), I was REALLY excited to hear about 9th Level Games’ latest Awesome World TTRPG, Nancy Druid! Check out my review here for the scoop!
Bringing in some wonderful Saturday morning mystery vibes, The Mystery Business sets you up for some cartoony fun and some whacky shenanigans with your friends as you find clues, trigger chase scenes, and meddle with the villains plans!
The Goblings is a cute and quirky TTRPG about newborn goblins proving themselves by making a gift for The Goblin Queen! Check out here for our review of this awesome game!
In the past, I’ve checked out Ampersand RPG’s work on games like Mages & Macrophages and REALLY enjoyed the tools and features they included in the game to make it player friendly. Now, they’re releasing a regular magazine with tips, adventures, and other ideas for your games!
This article covers how you can easily make a short zine or booklet prop (like a menu for a restaurant in your game or a notebook for a bard) with kids using standard printer paper and supplies at home.