Review of Make Your Own One-Page Roleplaying Game
Want to write your first 1-page RPG but aren’t sure how to fit all your ideas into such a small…
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Review of Adventure! – a guide to adventure-making essentials
Want to write your first TTRPG adventure but don’t know where to start? Or maybe you’ve already written a few…
Review of Spellbinders Book 2: Break the Game
If you’ve ever imagined what it would be like if you could be in one of your TTRPG worlds… check…
Review of Just Roll With It, a graphic novel about TTRPGs, mental health, and middle school
Just Roll With It is a graphic novel by Veronia Agarwal and Lee Durfey-Lavoie that follows the story of Maggie,…
Review of Table Titans Club, a graphic novel about a lvl 11 middle schooler finding D&D
Table Titans Club is a graphic novel by Scott Kurtz that follows the story of Valeria Winters as she, along…
Featured Project – Tales of Aetheria: An Unexpected Quest
Check out Tales of Aetheria by Game Master Mom! This children’s book is made for TTRPG-loving families to share their passion together, and takes you on an adventure that everyone can enjoy – find out details from the creator here, and go help support the project!
Review of Spellbinders Book 1: The Not-So-Chosen One
If you’ve ever imagined what it would be like if you could be in one of your TTRPG worlds… check out Spellbinders! This chapter book for ages 8-12 is a fun quest into fantastic worlds full of prophecies, personal growth, and flying narwhals that blast lightning, and I hope you enjoy the review below!
Review of DnDoggos, a graphic novel about dogs playing D&D!
DnDoggos is a graphic novel that follows four canines on their adventures learning and playing D&D! With both in-game and…
Review of Penelope Half-Pint Makes a Friend
Penelope Half-Pint Makes a Friend is a children’s picture and storybook about Penelope Half-Pint, a character who you may recognize from the Heroes of the Vale D&D show and from the Idle Champions game! It’s written by Penelope’s creator and actor, Hope LeVelle, and it comes with a great message about meeting others with an open heart.
Making a Tabletop RPG for YOUR Particular Kid: A Guide for Families, Friends, and Facilitators
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