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Bundle Alert! YOUR BEST GAME bundle by Sprinting Owl has 11 all-ages friendly TTRPGs

Spring Owl is doing another bundle, this time for creators’ BEST games that they’ve ever made, and many of them are all-ages friendly (including a couple that TTRPGkids has already reviewed)! Check it out here, and I hope it helps you find a game you love!

TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, Episode 5: Starting TTRPGs with YOUNG kids (age 2+)

In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I discuss how to introduce really young players (as young as 2yo) into TTRPGs! I talk about how I started my kid with TTRPGs when he was 2 years old and give tips on what to look out for!

Bundle Alert! TTRPGkids Halloween AND TTRPGkids trains!

With the release of the Fall Fright Express, I’m kicking off two bundles – one for all the TTRPGkids Halloween games and another for all the TTRPGkids train games! Check them both out here for a nice discount on the total price, and enjoy!

The Fall Fright Express: A Halloween Train TTRPG!

All aboard the spooky train! Travel on a magical train where each car is it’s own Halloween-themed landscape or adventure for you to discover!

Review: Heckin’ Good Doggos, a TTRPG for canine escapades

Heckin’ Good Doggos is a TTRPG system and setting where you play as a pawsome pupper who is out for adventure with their pals! Containing a base game and many variants, including modifications for superhero, sci-fi, and supernatural settings, this TTRPG is great for tagging into a ton of different interests and having a heckin’ good game.

Review of Tales from the Loop, a beautiful and haunting TTRPG for tweens, teens, and grown ups alike

Tales from the Loop is a TTRPG system and setting that focuses on tween to teen characters and how they balance life and the strange mysteries that take place in their hometown. It’s a coming of age story set in the 80’s and is great for older kids and adults to both connect to the story and adventure that awaits.

Tips and Tricks: Using Journaling Games to Grow Writing Skills

Journaling TTRPGs have been becoming more popular and offer a plethora of opportunities for solo-gaming, developing writing skills, introspection, fostering journaling habits, and more. However, not everyone sees themselves as a writer, and, when playing these TTRPGs with young kids, not everyone can write yet. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try though! In this article, I breakdown ways to use journaling games at any skill level (even if players can’t write yet) and show how they can benefit players at any stage in developing these powerful skills.

Wispers: A TTRPG about who THE GHOSTS call for help

This game was made by TTRPGkids as part of the XD6 SRD Game Jam! Help ghosts and spirits in need while collecting Wisp that gives you special ghostly powers so you can pull off some epic moves!