RPG ministars?

[Trevor Gulliver]

Hi all,

I know everyone is busy reading the four adventure proposals from four excellent RPG Superstars, but I promised Nerrat that I'd run an idea past you.

In January, a few of us kicked around the idea of having a very friendly, off-topic forum version of RPG superstars for younger Paizonians. Nerrat is really buzzed about this and I remember a few other Paizonians said their kids would be into it.

I'm proposing that we get this going soon.

Any 2008 Superstars willing and able to act as judges/commentators? I know Clinton Boomer said he'd do it.

Any parents/kids interested?

[Jason Nelson]

Sure, I'd be in. I might be able to wrangle my kids (14 and 11) into submitting something.

[Craig Johnston]

Heh, I'd love to get my daughter into this, but she's 3 and while she is quite advanced for her age I don't think she's up to this standard just yet...
;)

[Nerrat Dei]

I know I'm participating!

[Carl Flaherty]

flash_cxxi wrote:

Heh, I'd love to get my daughter into this, but she's 3 and while she is quite advanced for her age I don't think she's up to this standard just yet...

;)

I don't know about that. She might have an interresting - and uncluttered - take on Fantasy RPGS. :D

Not to imply that we have become jaded in our old age, but ...

[roguerouge]

Try to contact an administrator or teacher at College Academy, if you do it over the summer. They teach fantasy gaming there.

Go to College Academy.

I'm sure there's at least a few other programs that do something similar. Or LARP camps.

[Trevor Gulliver]

roguerouge wrote:

Try to contact an administrator or teacher at College Academy, if you do it over the summer. They teach fantasy gaming there.

Go to College Academy.

I'm sure there's at least a few other programs that do something similar. Or LARP camps.

Thanks for the links but that sounds very official and I was thinking something low-key, fun, and off-topic.

[Kruelaid]

flash_cxxi wrote:

Heh, I'd love to get my daughter into this, but she's 3 and while she is quite advanced for her age I don't think she's up to this standard just yet...

;)

Mine is 4. She's got my white dragon mini playing with my little pony right now.

[Mike Welham]

I'd be interested in helping out. I might get my son (14) and daughter (12) to do something too. My son will want to make a vorpal, life-stealing, flame burst greatsword, but maybe I can steer him away from that. :)

[roguerouge]

Don't you dare! How are we geriatrics going to know what's "metal" without these young whippersnappers telling us? :)

[Paris Crenshaw]

I'll help, if you still need it, Trevor. I'm not sure my daughters (twins, age 7) will be able to participate in anything in the near future, since we're thousands of miles apart, and my wife isn't a gamer.