All Ages – Page 4

Review of Avatar Legends by Magpie Games

Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game is a TTRPG set in the same universe as the Avatar the Last Airbender and Legend of Korra series, giving you the opportunity to create and play your own character through self discovery, lore, and adventure in this amazing world.

Review: Heckin’ Good Doggos, a TTRPG for canine escapades

Heckin’ Good Doggos is a TTRPG system and setting where you play as a pawsome pupper who is out for adventure with their pals! Containing a base game and many variants, including modifications for superhero, sci-fi, and supernatural settings, this TTRPG is great for tagging into a ton of different interests and having a heckin’ good game.

Wispers: A TTRPG about who THE GHOSTS call for help

This game was made by TTRPGkids as part of the XD6 SRD Game Jam! Help ghosts and spirits in need while collecting Wisp that gives you special ghostly powers so you can pull off some epic moves!

Review: Coven of Cats, a D&D 5e compatible TTRPG adventure

Coven of Cats is a D&D 5e compatible adventure that’s great for any age where you play as magical cats who have joined together to study the arcane arts and solve a mystery that’s plaguing the other cats in town. It comes with everything you need to play, is wonderfully illustrated, and is purrfect for some cat-themed TTRPG fun!

Review of Kittens & Dragons a CYOA and search-and-find game for kids!

Kittens & Dragons from Van Ryder Games is a graphic novel choose-your-own-adventure (CYOA) style story that uses search-and-find mechanics instead of dice! It’s great for running solo or with your kids for a good read, a fun game, and a wonderful adventure!

Cozy tabletop RPGs for any age

For fall, rainy days, or just because you like that mellow and comforting mood associated with everything “cozy”, check out this list of TTRPGs with cozy vibes to bring to your game table!

The Good Enough TTRPG session - TTRPGkids

TTRPGs for kids: The “Good Enough” session

I have read about, received messages from, and talked with several families and educators who are hesitant to start TTRPGs with their kids because they’re stressed about getting all the steps right.

While some concern is great (because it means that you’re thinking about it and trying to do well for the kids), it is also sometimes better to have a “good enough” session that actually happens versus a “perfect” session that stays in the planning phase.

The Legend of RIO: a system agnostic adventure spark for the Coinsides Adventure Sparks Jam

This game was made as part of the Coinside Adventure Sparks Jam and is a fun call-out to games like Mario and Legend of Zelda, includes two platformer style maps for players to explore, is system agnostic, and is great for running as a side quest or a one-shot.

Review: Kiwi Acres and Mausritter

After playing the “Market Day” adventure from the Kiwi Acres series for Mausritter, kiddo was asking when we could play again! This was a fun story and system to try out, and I hope you enjoy it too!

TTRPGkids giveaway to celebrate being at Origins Game Fair and the Crowdfundr launch!

TTRPGkids is celebrating being at Origins Game Fair and the Crowdfundr launch with a game raffle! Check it out for your chance to win a copy of either StoryGuider OR a triple game bundle!