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Review of 10 Downing, a Mausritter Campaign!

We return to Mausritter with an adventure through the home of the British Prime Minister in 10 Downing in today’s review! With new quests, factions, and more, it’s a great addition to your Mausritter collection.

Review of The Bullywug Bullies, a Family Fantasy RPG adventure!

Bullywug Bullies is part of the Family Fantasy RPG Fairies of the Mistglade TTRPG series that includes stepped D&D 5e compatible mechanics for kids! In this review, I go over the latest adventure, which I was able to play with others in a charity stream a while back!

Review of CALVIN Core, a chaotic game of creative system building!

CAVLIN Core is a tabletop RPG system that lets you change the rules! Starting out simple and getting more complex as you go, it makes for some very interesting and very fun game sessions!

Review of YELD!, a magical TTRPG full of adventure!

YELD! is a tabletop RPG focused on youth characters, magical lands to explore, and a quest for the keys needed to escape home before hitting 13 years of age!

Review of Feathered Adventures, a light pulp TTRPG for all ages

Feathered Adventures is a tabletop RPG with fun and upbeat vibes from Saturday morning cartoons and Sunday comics that focuses on RP and working together to create some awesome adventures!

Review of Stories RPG Podcast actual plays, as written by Dan of Almost Bedtime Theater

Stories RPG is a companion podcast to the Stories RPG game, providing a combination of actual plays, interviews, and storytelling advice to help kids and adults tell amazing stories together.

Review of BFF!, a TTRPG about tweenage friends and life’s adventures

BFF! is a tabletop RPG about changing and growing friendships, fun hijinks with your besties, and the joys of finding adventure in everyday life!

Review of Heroes & Treasure, a TTRPG board game for 4+

Heroes & Treasure is a board game style tabletop RPG designed for playing with young kids! It comes with map tiles, spell trackers, health pips, minis, and premade adventures for you to introduce questing to your kids!

Review of Rolling With the Youth

Rolling With the Youth by Jaclyn Lewis is a fantastic guide for anyone facilitating youth-focused TTRPGs. Walking you through the steps of how to run a game while tackling the nuance of working with kids and teens, it is perfect for getting ready for after school programs, library sessions, or games with your kid’s friends.

Review of the Luciana Witherwood adventure in Tavern Tales, plus a highlight on helpful TTRPG tools

Tavern Tales is a D&D 5e compatible adventure setting and book that, I believe, is generally made for older kids or grown-ups, however… it does include a very kid-friendly adventure that shows how TTRPGs aimed at all-ages accessibility can be just as exciting as any other quest, AND, as a whole book, features several tools and aides to help with gameplay that I haven’t seen in many kid-focused TTRPGs but that could add quite a bit to the experience and allow several other adventures in the book to potentially be used with players ages 8+.