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Online kid-focused tabletop RPG classes and facilitators for hire!

If your kids want to get into tabletop RPGs or have mentioned D&D a few times, but you aren’t sure what to do or they’re having trouble finding a group, there’s lots of organizations, classes, and DM’s for hire online that specialize in running games for kids! Check them out here!

The Winter Wonder Express: a TTRPG holiday train adventure!

The Winter Wonder Express: a holiday tabletop RPG train adventure!

Hop aboard for some fun winter holiday themed adventures with The Winter Wonder Express! It’s a magical all ages, system agnostic train setting that’s sure to give you and your players a fun story to share together.

Review of Roll for Initiative, a middle grade book about friendship, self-confidence, and D&D!

Roll for Initiative by Jaime Formato is a middle grade book all about making friends and finding oneself with some help from D&D! It follows the story of Riley as she rolls with life’s changes when her big brother (and D&D DM) moves away for college. She grows, makes friends, and starts running her own campaign… and, especially when her brother comes back home and tries to run things his way, learns that she maybe likes taking the initiative.

Where to find: tabletop RPG (and D&D) related charities!

This list of tabletop RPG (and D&D) related charities is here to help you find both some awesome resources and some great projects and causes to support when you can!

Tips and tricks for pacing tabletop RPGs for kids

I’ve gotten a few questions about how pacing tabletop RPGs for kids is different than pacing a tabletop RPG for adults, and the answer is actually a bit complicated since it depends significantly on your kid (there’s a big difference between pacing a game for a 4 year old, a 9 year old, or a 15 year old). Despite this range and variation though, there are common techniques that can apply to any age range AND there’s some easy ways to reframe them so they can more easily apply to kids!

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Giveaway for the TTRPGkids foodie games!

This is a giveaway for a set of food-themed tabletop RPGs by TTRPGkids! Each game is food themed (either in the mechanics, the setting, or the goal) and is aimed age ranges from pre-K to all ages, depending on the specific game. I’ve written and illustrated all of the games being given away in this bundle, and I hope you enjoy them!

16 Mice Make Soup tabletop RPG cover page

Review of 16 Mice Make Soup (MouSoup), a tabletop RPG for 2-16 MouChefs!

16 Mice Make Soup (or MouSoup) is an RP heavy tabletop RPG that works for up to 16 players (!!) and revolves around everyone creating a wonderful dish together that showcases each MouChef’s special ingredient to dazzle the judge with your fantastic creations!

Review of Questlings, a tabletop RPG for kids to bridge worlds!

Questlings is a tabletop RPG made for kids that flips between real world goals and fantasy world events as players go out on their adventures. Tap into your inner hero to face fantastic challenges to help your character complete their quest!

Tabletop RPG (including D&D) gift ideas that aren’t just stuff

There are many momentous occasions that we want to celebrate with our tabletop RPG groups, from player birthdays and real-life holidays to in-game victories and campaign finales! One way to celebrate is to get someone a gift! However, with multiple people at the table, lots of events, lots of kids who maybe don’t have their own money, and other factors, gift-giving can also be stressful for some.