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Single page Tabletop RPGs for kids (and really any age)

Awesome single page tabletop RPGs for kids!

This list is all single page tabletop RPGs that I’ve tried out with my kid! These are rules lite and quicker to pick up than a big book of rules, and have given us some fun variety – check them out, and enjoy!

Adventure Workbooks: The Word Wizard

TTRPGkids is coming out with Adventure Workbooks! These are playable stories that teach different milestone curriculum skills, like reading sight words, writing, and math, in a fun and engaging way!

Sandy’s Hearts and Crafts is FREE in the TTRPGkids ko-fi shop until Feb 14!

Instead of doing a giveaway for Jan to February, I decided to set one of my games to free for a limited time instead!

paw print pattern for pet, animal and caretaking TTRPG list

6 cute tabletop RPGs about pets, animal friends, and caretaking!

This list of tabletop RPGs focuses on games that are all about pets, animal friends, and taking care of magical creatures!

cover page with STEM bot for the STEM Station TTRPG adventure for kids

STEM Station: A Space Station Adventure for your tabletop RPGs!

STEM Station: A Space Station Adventure is a space and science-themed tabletop RPG setting for kids! Designed with unique locations, characters, and art, this fun adventure is great for some stellar fun!

The Winter Wonder Express: a TTRPG holiday train adventure! - Train held up with TiTains

Awesome card-based tabletop RPGs for kids and teens!

Check out these awesome card based tabletop RPGs for kids and teens so you can try out a different type of game or be able to bust out a game wherever you are with just a deck of cards!

Movie Night - 80's movie tabletop RPG cover page

Review of Movie Night, an epic 80’s movie throwback tabletop RPG!

Movie Night is a tabletop RPG that plays out like a totally epic 80’s movie AND is made for both kids and adults to enjoy together! Check out the awesomeness here!

TTRPGkids tips and tricks for running a 1-1 TTRPG session

Tips and tricks for running 1-1 tabletop RPG and D&D games with kids

Running a 1-1 game does come with its own challenges, but it also comes with some cool new elements and perspectives for your game. I’ve run tabletop RPGs for a group of seven players and I’ve run them for just one player – here are some of the differences I’ve seen and tips for how to handle them!

Review of Redigo, a tabletop RPG system that uses hand signals!

Redigo (pronounced re-dee-go) is a tabletop RPG system that uses hand signals as it’s main randomization mechanic! It focuses on driving the story forward through comparing signals and gives a great way to run a game anywhere!

Review of the Familiar Finders books, a story and journal combo for kids!

The Familiar Finders is a set of books designed for kids to imagine a fantastic hidden world filled with creatures that have a magical form AND to journal about it! While not a typical tabletop RPG, this book combo encourages kids to go out in nature and imagine the world of the familiars, kind of like a journaling LARP (live action roleplay) adventure! It’s encouraged my kid to go on many walks since we’ve started playing, and I hope you enjoy it too!