Skyrealms is a combo TTRPG and coloring adventure! Great for kids or grown ups, Skyrealms comes with a setting, creatures, plot lines, coloring activities, and more, all to be used with any TTRPG system!
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!
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!
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!
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!
Work with your team to establish yourselves as the heroes of Phatastopolis and save the day! This game was published as part of the Push JAM, and it uses the PUSH SRD.
Sodalitas is a tabletop RPG 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!
Critter Mech Squad is an animal rescue TTRPG that I made as part of the Caltrop Core 2 game jam! Save animals in need of help as you pilot your mechs through exciting environments and learn animal facts!
My kid will get VERY enthusiastic about rolling dice while we play and… half the time they end up across the room with the cat batting and chasing them under the couch. Here’s a few dice roller crafts that I’ve made with kiddo to help keep the dice on or near the table and help with tracking which ones to use!
Gangs Jr. was my first foray into playing wargame style tabletop RPgs, and it actually worked really well as an introduction for myself, in addition to being a lot of fun for my kid. We ran a very fun water balloon fight across a map covered in blocks and toys, and loved the simplified system for getting both a newcomer and a little one into a new type of gaming.