Made with kids in mind and also still great for adults who want a magical adventure, The Tiny Teahouse is a fanciful one-shot set in a larger than life teahouse that’s steeped in mystery!
A few months ago, I read the DnDoggos graphic novel with kiddo, and we loved it! Today, we’re checking out the accompanying game (which is a prequel to the graphic novel) to explore a story and mechanics set that’s great for new players.
Trading card games x gratitude journaling x TTRPGs! Check out this awesome character mechanic to spark some adventures in your games while reflecting on what’s important to you in real life!
It’s time for an epic holiday adventure that’s great for all-ages! Play as winter wonderland characters, explore the North Pole, and find Santa before Christmas Eve ends! Find the review here with details on the game, and happy holidays!
Get a quick summary of some awesome TTRPGs that are great for playing with all ages (kids to adults) around Christmas time! Whether you’re looking for one-shots, campaigns, new systems, or just some ideas, I hope this list helps you find some magical games to try out with your group!
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!
Wild stories come to life in this TTRPG where the ideas of a kid’s imagination about the strange happenings in town turn out to be… at least a little bit true! Rock-paper-scissors your way to the source of the mystery to find out what REALLY happened, and have fun using actual household gear to do so!
We often think of bursting into a scene with full power as being better in tabletop RPGs, but… that’s not always the case! Children With Wands challenges this in an amazing fun and creative way as they try to learn how to use their magical abilities… and sometime accidentally crank the volume up a bit too much (which just makes the story wonderfully chaotic). Find out more here and go check out the project!