Kid Friendly D&D Adventures
What if I told you that a 6-year-old could learn to play Dungeons and Dragons? Before we get into how, let’s look at some of
December 3, 2022
What if I told you that a 6-year-old could learn to play Dungeons and Dragons? Before we get into how, let’s look at some of
It’s Fathers Day and I am taking the day off, but fear not the family got together and came up with some adventure inspiration for you!
Playing Dungeons & Dragons With ADHD This blog post was inspired by Rin. Thanks for taking the time to reach out to me. ADHD can
Simplifying Dungeons & Dragons So, you watched a bunch of videos on YouTube and now you are even more confused than ever about how Dungeons
Role Playing with ADHD Kids This week I want to talk about playing Dungeons & Dragons with ADHD players. Our weekly game has grown to
Removing Death from Dungeons & Dragons Making a more family-friendly adventure. As a parent, I can tell you that I find it more than a
Family-Friendly D&D Miniatures – Part 2 So, the kids wanted to try playing D&D with miniatures. Our oldest is in his teens, but our youngest
Role Playing with Kids Part 2 Having spoken with other DM’s that play with young players, I thought it might be to expand on my
Alignment in Dungeons & Dragons 5e Before I delve into alignments for D&D 5e, lets first take a moment to acknowledge that alignment is one
Role Playing With Kids Looking for a guide for how to play Dungeons & Dragons with Kids? Check out this post. My wife and I
Wielding Divine Power Turning divine beings into game characters (NPC’s) is something that many parents object to when discussing Dungeons & Dragons. There are many
The Satanic Panic! This is going to be a long blog post, so I am going to cut straight to the bottom line on this
An Introduction to Dungeons & Dragons Terms We’ve all been there. Hopelessly lost in jargon wishing someone would just speak English for a change. This
Playing D&D With Kids Most kids will jump at the opportunity to “play pretend” with their parents, siblings and friends. Dungeons and Dragons provides a
In the valley of Frosthollow, winter does not end on its own. Each year, the people observe an ancient three-day festival older than any written record. This year, greed may doom the valley to an endless winter.
Eggrotter the Goblin Artificer has stolen the Great Egg and plans on destroying it and the entire Bunborough valley.
Excited farmers arrive at the inn with tales of an egg stealing bunnycorn. The large rabbit with a unicorn horn was seen leaving chicken coops on multiple farms.
The elven council has decreed that the Mount Mono volcano is a protected phoenix nesting ground, but they need the player characters’ help.