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30+ spooky (but not too scary) tabletop RPGs for kids!

Trying to find the right level of scary for kids in a tabletop RPG can be tough – a lot of the spooky games out there are fairly far on the slider.
To help with finding a happy medium, check out here for some awesome spooky (but not too scary) tabletop RPGs for kids!

Glyfi Scouts: a Glyfi powered tabletop RPG!

Glyfi Scouts is the first tabletop RPG setting that I’m publishing on the Glyfi SRD! Adventure across strange and interesting lands as you use your sash full of glyph patches to help those in need!

Dinosaurs for the dino-themed tabletop roleplaying game list

6 Roaringly Good Dinosaur Tabletop Roleplaying Games for Kids!

Check out these awesome dino-themed tabletop roleplaying games for kids!

Glyfi - a diceless tabletop RPG SRD for all ages

Glyfi: a diceless tabletop game SRD for all ages!

Glyfi (pronounced like glyph-ee) is a diceless tabletop RPG system for playing tabletop RPGs with all ages, from kids who can’t yet read or do math to adults who want a rules-lite but epic game! Glyfi uses printable tokens for randomization instead of dice (so no worries about kids and small pieces), and is free for anyone to use for making their own games off this system! Check it out, and I hope you enjoy playing and creating with Glyfi!

30+ simple tabletop RPGs that work for little kids!

There are a lot of tabletop RPGs that are listed for ages 7+ or 8+, but… there are actually a lot for younger kids too. For this list, I wanted to highlight some games that focus on skills for kids 6 and under so you can have an easier time picking one that works for your particular kid!

Interview with Dan and Rachael: cohosts of Almost Bedtime Theater, a TTRPG podcast for families!

Almost Bedtime Theater is a tabletop RPG podcast focused on games for kids! This father and daughter duo covers game reviews, actual plays, advice, and more together to provide a great way for kids to discover and learn about tabletop RPGs and for parents to understand how to run tabletop RPGs for their kids!

TTRPGkids game review: Starsworn Chapter 3

I played Starsworn Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 last year with kiddo, and we had a lot of fun together! Now, we’ve tried out Chapter 3, which is an awesome magical school adventure, and had all kinds of fun learning to use our character’s powers (and introducing the Luck of Legends drama clock)!