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Running TTRPGs for Groups of All Ages

Running tabletop RPGs for all ages groups with a mix of both kids and adults can bring on its own challenges! To help with some tips and tricks to handle, Jason Campbell from Shadomain is here to help share his wisdom and XP!

Featured Project: The Board Game Survival Kit!

The Board Game Survival Kit is an awesome way to make sure you always have game pieces that are your own, can replace missing pieces from a game, and or help show someone that you understand their flair! Check it out here before the KS ends and visit Atikin Games for more games and pieces after the crowdfund completes!

Review of The Fae Team, an awesome applaud to an 80’s action adventure!

The Fae Team is a tabletop RPG parodying The A Team, but with it’s own uniquely fun flair. Join a team of magical fae touched critters as they take on big problems and solve them in the most action packed way possible!

Featured Project: GigaCity Guardians

GigaCity Guardians is an epic combo of a TTRPG and podcast running in parallel! Play along at home with your own superhero character as you follow the adventures from the story!

Interview with Scotty from Imagine Neighborhood

I had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with Scotty, host and creator of The Imagine Neighborhood podcast! We talked about how storytelling helps us to cover some big topics in ways that make them approachable, what The Imagine Neighborhood is, and Scotty’s XP with tabletop RPGs!

Featured Project: Rolling With the Youth!

Rolling With the Youth is an awesome resource covering guides for different age ranges, prompts, safety tools, common concerns at the table and so much more!

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Tips and Tricks: For when kids want to go “villain mode” in your tabletop RPG

So, you’ve picked a non-combat game, you have a nice exploration plot planned, you start the first session, and, as you come to a town, your kid casts fireball and wants to BURN IT DOWN!

What do you do?

I’ve been asked similar questions a few times, either on social media or via email, and I wanted to share my personal experience in running games with my kid to help you get some ideas for how to deal with kids wanting to go villain mode.