Kids D&D

Zulu

Hoping for a pointer...


I'm looking for a starting place for D&D for my little ones (6 & 7).


Now I've never played it myself, but was thinking they'd like it. Figured it would be a nice thing to do together, get them into games, leverage their imagination etc..


No idea how to start mind you, or where.



Any pointers appreciated.
Thanks

MarkHall

The board game is a nice starting point for kids. It's a very simplistic version of the D&D game.



Comes with a build your own Dungeon set adventures which you can use to weave a narrative for your little ones.
Combat is simple. and you can add more complex elements as you go along.

And once you've done all the missions you can use the game board to build your own.

Zulu

Thanks a million!

Zulu

humm having problems sourcing this.

Any other suggestions or ideas folks?
THanks

Niska

There is a newer version (or a similar new box) coming out in October:

https://dnd.wizards.com/products/tabletop-games/rpg-products-board-card-games/dd-adventure-begins

(Amazon link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hasbro-HASE9418102-Dungeons-Dragons-Adventure/dp/B08BCNJDX9/ref=sr_1_11?crid=1EBMA4MF3LGSB&dchild=1&keywords=dungeons+and+dragons+starter+set&qid=1597657462&sprefix=dungeons+and+dragons+%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-11 )

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For younger players (suggested is 4-10, but 8 is probably a better ceiling), there's Hero Kids:

http://herokidsrpg.blogspot.com/p/hero-kids-overview.html

(You'll need a printer as it is only available as a PDF).

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Zulu

Nice one. Just got both those! Thanks

Zulu

Played Hero Kids yesterday with the kids.
Both loved it.
Thanks a million Niska.

Niska

Zulu wrote: »

Played Hero Kids yesterday with the kids.
Both loved it.
Thanks a million Niska.

Excellent - good to hear.

Xenji

I got D&D Adventure Begins for my nephew and played a few games over Portal with him yesterday and I would highly recommended it for young and old trying to get into D&D, its very straightforward and easy to set up with a clear and concise rule book and guide.

Niska

Xenji wrote: »

I got D&D Adventure Begins for my nephew and played a few games over Portal with him yesterday and I would highly recommended it for young and old trying to get into D&D, its very straightforward and easy to set up with a clear and concise rule book and guide.

Planning on getting it for my nephew for Christmas, so good to hear positive things.

(Amazon link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hasbro-HASE9418102-Dungeons-Dragons-Adventure/dp/B08BCNJDX9 )

Zomboid

Some free resources if you search for "D&D Educator Resources". I can't post links yet.

Builderwoman!

Are there any parents of young teenagers looking for a weekly DND Session over the summer? Parents are trying to get a group of liked minded teens together to enjoy DND as a summer activity for kids who loved DND that don’t want to do ‘summer camps’ etc Teens would like to meet with liked minded DND-ers! Parents will be booking an experienced Dungeon Master to write and run and supervise the campaign. PM for more info if you wish. Thanks.

conorod1980

Wont be here for the summer but interested to learn more for my 10 year old in south Dublin. He has a regular weekly D&D in USA with a professional dungeon master but we are moving to Dublin in Aug.

Noble Korhedron

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120600865#Comment_120600865

Underworld Gaming in Tallaght is a good bet, or there is Gamers World on Jervis Street. I don't know any other places that would be suitable for a 10-year-old, aside from maybe you and a few other parents meeting in The Clockwork Door...?

MarkHall

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120494738#Comment_120494738

May be of use to you.