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"It unlocked a part of my brain I didn't know I had". I've felt this way about games like D&D since I started playing in 8th grade. Yes they involve a game stru
by zrail 13y ago
"It unlocked a part of my brain I didn't know I had". I've felt this way about games like D&D since I started playing in 8th grade. Yes they involve a game structure but the most fun I've ever had has been telling ridiculous collaborative stories.
It's imperative that we encourage creativity in kids. They're born with this amazing capacity to imagine incredible things, all we as parents have to do is manage not to kill that off. Telling stories together and playing games together are two of the best things.
- PaulHoule 13y agoThe Steve Jackson game "Toon" is the best game to start kids around the age of 9 or 10. The first few chapters put the GM and the player through a very quick "boot camp" that gets a game circle up and running.