Review of The Tiny Teahouse, a TTRPG adventure
Made with kids in mind and also still great for adults who want a magical adventure, The Tiny Teahouse is a fanciful one-shot set in a larger than life teahouse that’s steeped in mystery!
Author: Steph C.
Interview with John Bultena, TTRPG professor
Join John Bultena, TTRPG and Writing professor at the University of California, Merced, in today’s TTRPGkids interview to learn about his experiences growing up with TTRPGs and how his class, “Dungeons & Dragons: Skills IRL?”, is helping students learn how to pursue their curiosity and what can be gained from letting yourself research your interests through the lens of tabletop role-playing games.
TTRPGkids Dev Log #1: A Construct’s Nature, Greeting Games, StoryGuider, and more
I want to start showing some of the work I’m doing on my own games to both keep people up…
TTRPGkids @ Commerce Twp Community Library (MI) 4/12/2025: How to Make Your Own TTRPG
This National Library Week, I’m giving a talk at the Commerce Twp Community Library in Michigan! Join in to walk…
Free online workshop: TTRPGkids @ Superheroines Etc.
Later this month, I’ll be facilitating a workshop via the non-profit org, Superheroines Etc! The workshop will be on making…
Review of Fetch! – a fetch quest TTRPG adventure about a boy and his cerberus
Track down a lost pet and save their favorite toy from a cult bent on releasing the darkness trapped within in this indie D&D adventure for all-ages!
How TTRPGs help us with making mistakes
TTRPGs can be a fun and effective way to help young players improve confidence in both themselves and their skills by nature of what the game is. In this post, I’ll highlight some of what I have seen with my own kiddo and how TTRPGs have helped them to grow more confident in everything from school subjects to life in general.
Keys Elements of Crafting a Sensory-friendly Game Space: From the View of Point of a Sensory-Friendly Game Master
Feeling comfortable in your gaming space is highly important to being able to enjoy and learn from the games you’re playing. Check out here for a guest post discussion from Thomas Wilson, a ND Specialist, on his advice for creating sensory-friendly spaces for your players.
Review of DnDoggos TTRPG, a TTRPG where you play as awesome doggos!
A few months ago, I read the DnDoggos graphic novel with kiddo, and we loved it! Today, we’re checking out the accompanying game (which is a prequel to the graphic novel) to explore a story and mechanics set that’s great for new players.
List of TTRPG creation and application guides!
Whether you’re designing a TTRPG for your kids at home, classroom use, or therapeutic applications, there’s a guide out there to help with that! Check out here for a summary of a few books that can help you with creating a TTRPG so you can create a solid foundation to build your own ideas from.