Veggies monsters, living gummy bears, foodie magic, and more! A Gourmand’s Guide to Gstromancy is a recipe for fun adventures and for coming together with friends and family around game table.
In this article, we’ll take a look at a few of the ways tabletop role-playing games can engage learners, be used for intentional educational elements, and help kids see learning as fun instead of as a chore.
Burn 2d6 shows that there are lots of ways to make a 2d6 system interesting and engaging, and it includes four totally different pulp action settings to outfit to the type of genre you want to explore! Check it out here, and happy gaming!
Looking for family friendly events, EDU focused talks, and/or activities for kids at Origins? Check out here for a summary of some of opportunities you’ll see at the con… and see where I’ll be at the con too!
Check out this list of all-ages indie TTRPGs that take place in or focus on a dungeon! Whether diving in to explore or emerging from one because your character lived there, there’s lots to discover.
If you want a space opera style RPG with over 30 different sectors that are all playing off of a sci-fi reference in an incredibly fun way… this is the game to check out!
While at SXSW, I had the awesome opportunity to chat with Kade Wells, a D&D teacher who has been using the game in classrooms for 10 years! Find our talk here where Kade shares his XP on the whys, hows, and whens of where to start!