TTRPGkids webinar with Indiana State Library: Using Table Top Role-Playing Games to teach, from pre-K to adult learning
I’ll be presenting a webinar with the Indiana State Library on July 19, 2023 at 10:00am – 11:00 am EDT…
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Featured Project: Inner Realms Journey – The World’s First Guided Meditation RPG
Inner Realms Journey is a guided meditation RPG that has a kid’s program! Practice mindfulness and meditation as you create your character and embark on your journey!
Review: Magi-Knights, a 5e compatible magical-girl inspired TTRPG!
If you like the vibe of magical-girl or modern fantasy anime, Magi-Knights is a great pick! Balance your life by day as a student and friend with your secret life as a Knight in this 5e compatible core rulebook and adventure!
Recap and talk audio from TTRPGkids at Origins Game Fair 2023
TTRPGkids was able to go to Origins Game Fair 2023 to run a whole bunch of events centering around all-ages gaming! Check out here for the recap and the recorded audio from some of the talks in case you couldn’t make it!
Featured Project: The Librarian’s Apprentice Crowdfundr
I am very glad to have gotten to play and review The Librarian’s Apprentice previously, and I’m so excited to see this project going to Crowdfundr for a physical print! Please check it out below, and journey forth to see what adventure awaits you in the library!
Featured Project: Nexalis, a bright fantasy TTRPG
Nexalis is a bright fantasy tabletop RPG that encourages empathy, problem solving, and creativte thinking. Read on below to find out about the amazing setting that is Nexalis!
Review: Teacher-Gamer Handbook, a guide for TTRPG educators
Teacher-Gamer Handbook is a guide for educators to learn the ins and outs of effectively running a tabletop RPG class! This book covers class outlines and activities, detailed explanations of the skills kids learn through TTRPGs, tips for addressing common concern points, and SO much more! As a teacher-gamer who uses TTRPG elements in the class that I teach, I loved getting to check this out, and I hope you do too!
Interview with Jack Berkenstock from The Bodhana Group!
I got to chat with Jack Berkenstock, Executive Director of The Bodhana Group, about TTRPGs and therapeutics, how The Bodhana Group started and grew, and about turning George Wendt (the actor who played Norm from Cheers) into a wizard. Check out our interview here!
Featured Project: The Deck of Player Safety
Safety tools are critical in TTRPGs, especially with youth who are learning where other player boundaries are and how to navigate what they themselves are feeling. To help with this, check out the Deck of Player Safety for an awesome tool that provides a clear and anonymous safety tool method for your games.
Review of Lil Gremlins, an SEL journaling game for kids and their grownups
If you’re looking for a cute TTRPG that helps teach SEL alongside a chaotic gremlin, this game is PERFECT. It helped us (so both my kid and me) talk about some mischievous behaviors and look at we what both could do when trouble happens because of that.