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Tips and tricks: Recovering from moody situations at the TTRPG table… especially with kids

Sometimes, the game is rolling along and everything seems fine… then suddenly it isn’t. One of your kids or players gets upset over a bad roll or they appear to flip a switch and disengage completely. What do you do now? Here’s some tips for how to recover from certain moods and conflicts at the TTRPG table with your kids.

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Review of Wyrmlings, a game of dragons, adventures, and friendship!

Wyrmlings is an all ages tabletop RPG about a group of young dragons taking on challenges through their own strength and that of their friends while going to school and exploring the world around them!

Featured Project: Tattered Bear, an all-ages TTRPG publishing company!

Tattered Bear is an Independent Publishing House established to support the development of family-friendly Tabletop Role Playing Games and adjacent projects. Read here to find out more!

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TTRPGkids archive dive – Looking back on March 2022

Come take a look back on the cool tabletop RPGs for kids, interviews, articles and more from TTRPGkids in March 2022!

Featured Project: Ampersand RPG’s full game line up!

Over a full year ago, I reviewed Mages & Macrophages by Ampersand RPG and had a blast playing it with my kid! Now, they’re back with more adventures to share with Snakes & Sarcophagi, Oobleck & Octopodes, mini adventures, and more!

Game piece accessibility for players with visual impairment and low vision

Game piece accessibility guide for players with visual impairment and low vision

This guide is for providing tips for making TTRPG game elements, particularly the TI’TAINS card holders but with application to other pieces, more accessible for players with visual impairment or low vision.

Review of 16 Mice in a Mech: A Mighty Adventure for Many Mousey Accomplices!

16 Mice in a Mech Suit is a collaborative tabletop RPG for up to 16 players! Create a mech suit together, make mischief, and have fun with a massive group!

Featured Project: Young Dragonslayers

Young Dragon Slayers is an online D&D club facilitated by experienced game runners and designed specifically for tweens and teens! Check it out here!

How I use TTRPGs and RPG elements in the classroom

I wrote a TTRPG series to be used with a whole class of pre-K kids AND use RPG elements in the college engineering class that I teach – this article covers my methods for both (they are actually really similar) so you have some easy first steps to try when considering using TTRPGs in your classrooms.

Interview with Garrett from Two25Games about TTRPGs in the classroom!

I got to sit down with Garrett to talk about how he uses TTRPGs in the classroom to teach Gilgamesh and about the awesome Two25Games tools that are helping students (and everyone else) to build amazing worlds and stories!