TTRPGkids archive dive – Looking back on April 2022
Come take a look back on the cool tabletop RPGs for kids, interviews, articles and more from TTRPGkids in April 2022!
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Review of The Hero’s Journal, turning everyday tasks into awesome quests!
The Hero’s Journal is a planner and journal that is set up like an epic quest and incorporates RP elements and story into your daily goals and routines to make them engaging and exciting.
Review of Gigacity Guardians, a superhero TTRPG for all ages!
Gigacity Guardians is an all-ages TTRPG about superheroes that pairs with a podcast series of the same name! Check it out here for some action packed fun!
1 year anniversary giveaway for Little But Fierce, a D&D rewrite for kids!
Check out here to enter for your chance to win a copy of Little But Fierce!
Interview with Katie Lear, counselor, therapist, and founder of Young Dragonslayers!
Katie Lear is an experienced child counselor and therapist who combined her profession with her childhood love of theater and newfound love of TTRPGs to create Young Dragonslayers, an online D&D group for kids! Find out more about her XP, advice, and awesome work with Young Dragonslayers here!
Review of The Librarian’s Apprentice, an all-ages solo-journaling TTRPG
The Librarian’s Apprentice is a solo-journaling TTRPG that sets you questing through an ever shifting library in search of lost documents… and the experience you need to get promoted from apprentice.
The Spring and Sprocket Express: a steampunk tabletop RPG adventure!
Hop aboard for some steampunk themed adventures with The Spring and Sprocket Express! It’s a wonderous all ages, system agnostic train setting that changes every time you play!
15 Stellar space themed tabletop RPGs for kids!
Check out these spectacular space themed tabletop RPGs for kids! From space rangers to Dr. Who, there’s lots of awesome options for running a stellar game!
Review of Happy Little Treants, a Bob Ross inspired D&D adventure for kids
Happy Little Treants is a D&D adventure for young kids that’s inspired by Bob Ross and The Joy of Painting to celebrate his love of nature and the joy that can come from seeing a happy little tree.
How to propose classroom tabletop RPGs to your school
Almost as often as I see people talk about the benefits of using tabletop RPGs to teach, I see people talking about how difficult it is to get it approved for classroom use. This article goes over how I was able to get some TTRPG elements approved for my class and gives ideas to help you submit a successful proposal to your administration.