Glyfi - a diceless tabletop RPG SRD for all ages

Glyfi: a diceless tabletop game SRD for all ages!

Glyfi (pronounced like glyph-ee) is a diceless tabletop RPG system for playing tabletop RPGs with all ages, from kids who can’t yet read or do math to adults who want a rules-lite but epic game! Glyfi uses printable tokens for randomization instead of dice (so no worries about kids and small pieces), and is free for anyone to use for making their own games off this system! Check it out, and I hope you enjoy playing and creating with Glyfi!
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30+ simple tabletop RPGs that work for little kids!

There are a lot of tabletop RPGs that are listed for ages 7+ or 8+, but… there are actually a lot for younger kids too.  For this list, I wanted to highlight some games that focus on skills for kids 6 and under so you can have an easier time picking one that works for your particular kid!  
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TTRPGkids GRAPHIC NOVEL review: Dungeon Critters!

I had heard of Dungeon Critters before in recommendations and had been meaning to grab a copy when… I saw one at my local library!  Needless to say, I checked it out immediately and had a great time reading this awesome tabletop RPG-vibed graphic novel together with my kid! 
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Teddy the RPG review – a cute and daring teddy bear adventure!

Teddy the RPG is a tabletop RPG themed after valiant teddy bears who help kids face their fears, explore the unknown, and handle life’s challenges.  It is a rules-light game powered by the PUSH system and includes tons of tables filled with adventure ideas to both start an exciting story and keep the fun going!

Making a tabletop RPG for your particular kid: a quick start step by step guide!

Taking the leap into creating your own story and mechanics for a game with your kids can be a little daunting – there’s a lot to consider!  To help break things down, I created a one-page guide that walks you through each step of the process in a clear and concise way so you have a solid foundation for making some awesome games for your particular kid!
logo art from Creators Assemble, an organization focusing on education through pop culture

Interview with Dan from Creators Assemble!

Dan is a member at large for Creators Assemble, an organization dedicated to helping kids learn through graphic novels and tabletop RPGs and helping artists get paid for their work! They have educator toolkits, creator resources, outreach projects, and so much more! Check out my interview with Dan here, and check out Creators Assemble!