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For questions dealing with topics relating to pre-teen children in tabletop gaming. (Do not use this tag for issues simply relating to child characters in a game world. If you're asking about issues relating to teenagers who play tabletop games, use the [teenagers] tag instead.)
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Are there any adventures designed specifically for younger children?
They describe their intended character actions and I, with help from other players, handle the game mechanics to make it happen while letting the kids handle the dice. … My kids have picked things up readily and introduced novel ideas to the adventuring party (They have not bias as to how it "should" happen. …
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