I've expounded upon the coolness of Roleplaying Tips, but this article caught my attention. Since this question often comes up on the boards, I thought I might post n' share it for those seeking such a thing.
thats a great article and im saving it to favorites to show my wife thanx
Great information. Thanks for the link.
My son is a seventh grader, and he's expressed an interest in starting a group at his middle school. The problem is finding a teacher, or a group of them, who would be willing to take this on. As a parent/player, I'd be more than willing to help coordinate things, but most of these types of clubs have to be led by a faculty member, and there's the rub. While some of the teachers he's talked to support roleplaying, none of them actually roll the bones themselves.
I'll pass this along to him and see if we can't get the ball rolling for next fall.
Also, I didn't realize that WotC is offering grants to university clubs. I attend university here in Indiana and have often wanted to get an official club going. I have a faculty member willing to jump in an help.
Too many irons, not enough hands . . .
Aaaargh!
This is good stuff. I've been wanting to start an RP club in my school, but I'm not sure if we'd get anyone besides those who already play in our group.
Im in fifth grade, and I started a D&D club, with me leading and my mom/dad supervising, but it didnt work because the others werent interested enough, and we only had 3 players(including me, the DM).