With Gen-Con, some time off and weekend gaming I have managed to get a ton of gaming in over the last couple weeks. Here is a wrap-up
3.x/Dragonslayers
The Dragonslayers are heading into Epic levels, but there are some characters that need some help filling out their last levels. Also my kids wanted some side-quests for some special magic weapons, so we did that.
Module: WG4 (upgraded)
1st Edition Game
The boys left B1 and on their way discovered the Keep on the Borderlands. They are currently planning their attack on the first of the caves.
Module: B1
4th Ed Game
The larger group is getting ready to attack an sort of different Keep, this time the Keep on the Shadowfell. They still don't know who Nera is, but are learning more about the cult of Orcus. They also just learned a big secret, the God of the Dead, Kelemvor is dead himself. No new god of the Dead has been named.
Module: H1
All in all the games are going very well. My two boys, the commonality in all groups, have now played at least 5 different versions of the D&D rules in the last couple of weeks. It has been a blast.
I like using the modules for a couple of reasons. First, I want them to experience these classic adventures. And it helps me keep three (or more) games and adventures straight in my head.
No idea what we are doing next week.
This week it is back to work.
Do your kids ever feel the need to play as children themselves? I'm thinking about games like Little Fears etc.
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Honestly not so much.
ReplyDeleteI like Little Fears, but kids from my experience want to play as adults, not as other kids. At least that has been true for all my younger groups.