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***Attention San Diego area Pathfinders! In an effort to recruit promising young agents and boost the Society's future growth (not to mention replenish the ranks...we lose so many agents...ahem...), the Pathfinder Lodge of California is happy to announce the establishment of a pilot program for Junior Pathfinders!***
Hi, Everyone! As the father of 12-year-old twin girls who love Pathfinder but don't get to play with other kids very often, I'd like to create a group called the "San Diego Junior Pathfinders Society." My vision is a group of kids, ages 9 to 13 or so, and their parents, who are interested in meeting once or twice a month to play Pathfinder Society scenarios and, perhaps, sanctioned modules.
We're still in the early stages of forming the group and are looking for people who are interested. One other parent is helping me out, and his two children will be participating, starting in July.
If you have kids who play Pathfinder and you are interested in getting them together with other kids who share similar interests, or if you just want to introduce your kids to Pathfinder, give them an opportunity to socialize, and help them develop teamwork and sportsmanship skills, please contact me via private message, either here or via Facebook (check out the Southern California Pathfinder Society Facebook page).
Once we have a sense of the size of the group, we'll set up a date and look for a venue that can support us and that is centrally located, so folks don't have to travel too far around the county (the other parent and I are down in the Chula Vista/San Ysidro area).
I look forward to hearing from you!
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One thing I forgot to mention. When you contact me, please provide the following information:
- Your name and contact info
- Your general residence location (i.e., your city)
- Number and ages of the children participating (gender would be good to know, too, but isn't critical info)
- Whether you would like to run or play games or help out in some other way. (Lots of kids will equate to lots of supervision...and probably snacks, etc.)
- Whether your kids have any special needs.
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Giving this another little boost. So far, we have positive responses from two parents, with a total of 5 kids (4 girls, 1 boy), ages 9 through 13. We'll need to have most of the responses in by the middle of June, so I can start looking for a location to hold the event in July (after PaizoCon). There will probably be some leeway on the group size, so people should still be able to join up, unless our group gets too big for whatever venue we select.