This sortable list of family-friendly tabletop RPG and D&D podcasts was made to help you find a podcast that you can listen to with your kids or teens without worrying so much about content! These are a great way to bond over a hobby, have some screen-free fun, or learn about your favorite TTRPG’s!
This sortable list of tabletop RPGs made for all ages, kids, and teens is to help you find a game that works for you and the kids you are introducing TTRPGs to! I want to help you find a game that you and your kids will both enjoy playing together!
Sprinting Owl’s latest co-op bundle on itchio is all about community and family TTRPGs AND the Solo But Not Alone charity bundle will include solo games and supports the Take This organization!
BREAK!! RPG is an ode to JRPGs, anime, isekai stories, and wide sprawling adventures in TTRPG format with excellent breakdowns and walkthroughs of its rules, character building, and colorful world exploration. Check out my review here for more, and happy gaming!
I think the world doesn’t need a hand, it needs many small hands working together… and those hands belong to us. So, let’s pick a small thing or two and do something about that right now… and the library is a great place to start.
TTRPGkids has a regular spot on Ludology Podcast, and in this part of the series, I’ll be talking about educational TTRPGs! Episode 19 looks talks about what makes a TTRPG ready for use in the classroom and how creators can integrate tools for teachers into their games!
Goblin Quest is a TTRPG full of slapstick chaotic plans that are sure to lead to a wildly fun game, and I’m glad I had the chance to check it out and share my takes on it here! Read on for my breakdown of the game’s mechanics, setting, and characters!
Check out this craft for using spare boxes to make a creature-themed dice holder or roller! It uses minimal materials, and it’s customizable to the creature that your kid picks.