Meet Steph from TTRPGkids
Hello! I am Steph (they/them), and I am the person behind the TTRPGkids site! I manage the site, write the…
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Featured Project: Lucky Newt Games Bundles of Fun!
I’ve featured Lucky Newt’s games on the site before and am happy to share that Lucky Newt is now running a campaign to support becoming an LLC! Please check it out and get a ton of awesome games to try with your kids while supporting the dream of an amazing person and creator.
TTRPGkids Crowdfundr wrap up post
The TTRPGkids 2023 Crowdfundr is completed! Check out here for a summary of how things went, next steps, and what this means for the kid-friendly TTRPG community!
TTRPGkids at GenCon Indy and GenCon Online recap (aka XP share)!
TTRPGkids ran a talk for GenCon Online 2023 along with Madth Productions, and I also went to GenCon Indy in-person because of the ENnies and to connect with creators who are making some awesome kid-friendly TTRPGs! Check out here for a summary of the events and my GenCon XP!
TTRPGkids has won a silver ENnie in Best Online Content!
TTRPGkids has won an ENnie! Thank you to all who have supported TTRPGkids, shared this resource with others, went out…
Featured Project: Cryptid Creeks by Hatchling Games
Stop a terrible curse with the help of chaotic nature spirits in this tabletop RPG inspired by Gravity Falls and Hilda.
Review of Time Tails RPG (and Cozy Companion magazine)
Time Tails is a time-travel themed TTRPG that was featured in Snowbright’s game and fiction magazine, Cozy Companion, which dives into world lore, all-ages activities, and educational themes that are great for kids and adults alike! Check out Time Tails RPG here and get a bit of an extra peek of what’s up with Cozy Companion!
TTRPGs for kids: The “Good Enough” session
I have read about, received messages from, and talked with several families and educators who are hesitant to start TTRPGs with their kids because they’re stressed about getting all the steps right.
While some concern is great (because it means that you’re thinking about it and trying to do well for the kids), it is also sometimes better to have a “good enough” session that actually happens versus a “perfect” session that stays in the planning phase.
The Legend of RIO: a system agnostic adventure spark for the Coinsides Adventure Sparks Jam
This game was made as part of the Coinside Adventure Sparks Jam and is a fun call-out to games like Mario and Legend of Zelda, includes two platformer style maps for players to explore, is system agnostic, and is great for running as a side quest or a one-shot.
The Midsummer Mischief Express: A Fea Realm Train Adventure!
All aboard for some fae realm themed adventures on The Midsummer Mischief Express! It’s a wildly fun all ages, system agnostic train setting that changes every time you play!