Is this the only thing you need to play these adventures? Or do you need something more? I'm a bit confused, it feels like there's not really much instruction.
I played Adventures on a Single Page with my little one (4 years old), and he loved it! There's so many cool adventures specifically for kids here, and they require little to no prep AND fit in less than an hour - great job and attention to detail here, and check out my full review on the TTRPGkids site:
Amazing work! I have been running these adventures for my kids using the Prole adventure game system. I am looking forward to Seasons 2 and 3 ... and more!
I love this! I feel like I could run any one of these, without prep, and my group would have a great time with it - which is exactly what I'm looking for from a prewritten adventure (or 15).
Update: I've run a bunch of these, for various groups, and they've been a hit every time. This might be my new favorite system-agnostic resource. Can't wait for more!
Hi Chifilo, nothing's actually missing: the map and encyclopedia are the "introduction" part… It's just bits and pieces you don't have to use. I'd say the best way to start would be to pick any of the 15 adventures relying on its complexity, themes… maybe there's one that would fit easily in your ongoing campaign, or there might be some extras you can't wait to roleplay!
We're discussing the possibility to open a discussion part on this page where we could chat about the adventures and have a Q&A, but in the meantime feel free to contact the author @JanVanHouten and myself @nicolasfolliot on Twitter.
I really like the ease and layout of these. Generic enough to fit into any system, but descriptive enough to understand what the authors wanted. Looking forward to more!
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I sent an email about a teacher copy. Thank you!
Is this the only thing you need to play these adventures? Or do you need something more? I'm a bit confused, it feels like there's not really much instruction.
Hi. The adventures are not a game by themselves. They are made to be use with your favorite trpg.
I playtested them with Into The Odd and Sodalitas, but I know some people use DnD5 or others game.
We included a very short Trpg in the collection but it's just if you really need a system and have nothing else near you.
I played Adventures on a Single Page with my little one (4 years old), and he loved it! There's so many cool adventures specifically for kids here, and they require little to no prep AND fit in less than an hour - great job and attention to detail here, and check out my full review on the TTRPGkids site:
https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2022/08/03/adventures-on-a-single-page-quick-and-creat...
Amazing work! I have been running these adventures for my kids using the Prole adventure game system. I am looking forward to Seasons 2 and 3 ... and more!
I love this! I feel like I could run any one of these, without prep, and my group would have a great time with it - which is exactly what I'm looking for from a prewritten adventure (or 15).
Update: I've run a bunch of these, for various groups, and they've been a hit every time. This might be my new favorite system-agnostic resource. Can't wait for more!
I feel like the season 1 booklet is missing the introduction page between contents and the map pages... I'm not sure how to start off
Hi Chifilo, nothing's actually missing: the map and encyclopedia are the "introduction" part… It's just bits and pieces you don't have to use. I'd say the best way to start would be to pick any of the 15 adventures relying on its complexity, themes… maybe there's one that would fit easily in your ongoing campaign, or there might be some extras you can't wait to roleplay!
We're discussing the possibility to open a discussion part on this page where we could chat about the adventures and have a Q&A, but in the meantime feel free to contact the author @JanVanHouten and myself @nicolasfolliot on Twitter.
These are amazing! Such a unique set of games and I imagine perfect for being on itch.io
I really like the ease and layout of these. Generic enough to fit into any system, but descriptive enough to understand what the authors wanted. Looking forward to more!