
MagusIryani |
Hey, so the other day my sister joked about using pathfinder to fill in her future kids' education since the current US system is starting to take out things like spelling, order of operations, cursive and probably a slew of other things. She was joking but I thought about and its actually a good idea. I don't want my kids stumped by simple things like times tables or making change as a cashier. Some basic stuff we thought of was like instead of saving throw rolls they have to answer a question right and for attack rolls, the lower they roll the harder the question, the higher they roll the easier the question. We also figure if their character gets killed, they're kids I don't need them taking time to come up with a whole new character. So instead, answer a bonus question, you're not dead and then answer more to get your health back up. So my question is to paizo pathfinder parents since I am not a parent yet either; how could I get my future kids interested into the game first and how about easy, rated PG campaigns for younger kids? Thoughts and ideas on a structure are also appreciated! :)