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This time around, we've got some nice, kid-friendly introductory games. It's also the first Bundle of Holding that can be given as a gift. (A Christmas present, perhaps?)
A percentage of the profits from this bundle will be donated to Save the Children and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
And to ice this cake, if you break the threshold price, you'll get three extra products. Including this. (Yes, I have a vested interest in promoting it. Why do you ask?)
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I've given this a plug over on my blog, The Grassy Gnoll
As soon as I've got the all clear from the parents of a younger cousin, I'll be grabbing this as a gift for them (although they're family friendly games, I thought it best to still make sure they're happy with it :P)
Entirely worthwhile purchase, all-'round.
I know because I did. :)
Herokids is working for me. The others I could take or leave on theme being too specific, setting being too specific, mechanics too loose or too much, but Hero Kids definitely is hitting the sweetspot for me. Just needs way more Hero Templates.
I've heard really good things about Hero Kids. Personally I'm a big fan of Project Ninja Panda Taco (look in the gallery of Masterminds, you'll see a picture of me. Can't remember if it has me listed as Keegan or as Tinkergoth). Although it's not a true RPG, it does make for some fantastic games at parties. Get a few drinks into some people and the ideas start getting really weird :D