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I thought folks would be interested in reading one blogger's account of the Beginner Box. He had never been able to convince his wife to play tabletop RPGs, and had long awaited the day he could get his son into the hobby.
Then comes along the Beginner Box and Voila! Family united! :)
http://nerdtrek.com/pathfinder-beginner-box-kids-gming-parents/
The story made me smile. Thanks for sharing. Sadly it makes me wish my children were not 4000+ miles away.
I can feel your pain. I have very limited time with my own and try to find ways to make the most of it. so far its been Muchkin, heroquest and talisman .
I am a strong supporter of spending any time, and sharing your interest with your children. It is nice to see a starter product i can share with my fam.
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Great story - and hat-tip for the blog :-)
I've ordered a few for my friends with 6-10 year olds and intend to offer my dm skills for their first family games. Can't wait til my daughters old enough. Seven months is a leeeeeetle young for anything other than trying to eat the rule book.
Great story - and hat-tip for the blog :-)
I've ordered a few for my friends with 6-10 year olds and intend to offer my dm skills for their first family games. Can't wait til my daughters old enough. Seven months is a leeeeeetle young for anything other than trying to eat the rule book.
Nonsense, as my experience with parenting goes, I can totally affirm that she is capable or tearing out pages or even hiding it!