Jaclyn Lewis

Click bait title aside, I have been looking forward to playing TTRPGs with my little one since I was pregnant. TTRPGkids showed me that it was possible to run games for even the youngest of players. I've relied greatly on their insights and advice as I begin my own journey of RPing with Tiny Dragon, so it was an honor to highlight their work in this article. You can read about my experience running StoryGuider (and check out the crowdfunding campaign) on the Young Dragonslayers blog:

How I Played D&D With My Toddler For players of all ages, there are a ton of benefits to Dungeons & Dragons (and games like it). But this is even more true for young players, who are in a prime stage to learn social emotional learning skills . Unfortunately, not all kids are ready to play D&D proper.

I'll be presenting at for the first time this year! Come join Friday @ 11am in Room A 216.

I'm so jazzed that Bannerless Games did this (and even more so that I received some needed support). Instead of my old Canva-and-Microsoft-Word combo (may its many idiosyncrasies rest in peace), I'll be able to use these funds to upgrade to Affinity Publisher for IQW and all my future projects! 🙏