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Interview with Deb Fuller on educational TTRPG design best practices

Wondering what goes into making an intentionally educational TTRPG? Get advice from an ED TTRPG designer! Learn from Deb Fuller’s XP from making and using ED games during our interview here for some great tips, best practices, and goals to consider when creating applied TTRPGs.

Review of 15 Minute D&D, a set of ultra short adventures for kids and newbies

Review of 15 Minute D&D by The Kid’s Table

Especially when you are first starting out with playing TTRPGs with your kids, it can be helpful to have some great example adventures to back you up! Check out here for my breakdown of The Kid’s Tables’ set of five 15-minute sessions for playing D&D with kids!

TTRPG classroom In game social studies for elementary school

Tabletop RPG Classroom: In-Game Social Studies Lesson for Elementary School Kids

Kicking off a new series of in-class TTRPG examples/ideas, check out below for tips on how to structure a tabletop…

Harolds & Carols a musical holiday adventure

Harolds & Carols: a holiday musical TTRPG adventure!

Musical harolds have trapped you and your group in their test run of their holiday magnum opus for “the big guy”, and they MUST have your feedback on this interactive production before you can leave! Great for a holiday side quest in an existing campaign OR a standalone one-shot, check out Harolds & Carols for some silly symphonious shenanigans!

Glories & Ghost Stories: A TTRPG about holidays past, present, and yet to come

Explore your world’s holidays through a maze of time and space, backed by the support of a ghostly spirit who aides you on your magical journey – great for one-shots and holidays specials AND for building your campaign’s lore!

TTRPGkids Episode 17 on Ludology Podcast

TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, Episode 17: Using TTRPGs to teach math!

TTRPGkids has a regular spot on Ludology Podcast, and in this part of the series, I’ll be talking about educational TTRPGs! Episode 17 dives into how TTRPGs can be used for teaching math beyond just practicing addition and subtraction with modifiers.

Where to find… physical copies of all ages TTRPGs!

Want a physical copy of a TTRPG to give as a gift or to get the satisfaction of holding a the book in your hands? Check out my list here for hubs where you can find indie TTRPGs in print, links directly to the games, and reviews so you can check it out before buying!

TTRPGkids x TTEDU youtube – a chat on journaling RPGs for teaching and learning!

I sat down with Garrett from non-profit, Tabletop EDU, to talk about how journaling TTRPGs are particularly useful for teaching a learning applications! Check out our chat here!

Review of Tricks, Treats & Spooky Streets, a Halloween TTRPG

Don your favorite costume and meet up with your friends for an spooky and wonderous night of saving Halloween in this TTRPG for all ages!

Interview with RP Deshaies on rules bright TTRPGs

Interview with René-Pier Deshaies on “rules bright” TTRPGs

I had the opportunity to chat with RP Deshaies about his experience with game design, what “rules bright” mechanics are, and how this way of looking at mechanics makes games special, especially for young players. It was great getting to talk with RP, and I hope you enjoy our conversation!