I've ran a watered down version of D&D for years, explaining to my daughters that they could be like Elsa from Frozen and Merida from Brave, fighting bad guys and using dice to determine if their arrows and magic ice attacks hit. We've played for years and both love playing the "dice game"
...really starting to think I should run a light game for my kid. Think it'd go over well - how far do you have to water things down, in your experience?
![image showing [OC][ART] My 7 year old made this in pottery class, a castle tower for "Daddy's dice game"](a6c3bed2-f761-5879-aaf0-6cea8e48a761.jpg)
_Hahn on May 5th, 2017 at 13:04 UTC »
I've ran a watered down version of D&D for years, explaining to my daughters that they could be like Elsa from Frozen and Merida from Brave, fighting bad guys and using dice to determine if their arrows and magic ice attacks hit. We've played for years and both love playing the "dice game"
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lawraTeikoku on May 5th, 2017 at 13:42 UTC »
this is the best thing ever ;_____;
aoeuisnthd on May 5th, 2017 at 14:08 UTC »
...really starting to think I should run a light game for my kid. Think it'd go over well - how far do you have to water things down, in your experience?