Adventurers Wanted! Teaching D&D to My Children

[Cowboy Centaur]

    

They are pretty cool, I might keep 'em

Dunno what I'm gonna do next, I found a 2e module kind of made for kids with a moderately spooky tower, might be fun to try

[Cowboy Centaur]

okay, so my daughters been having trouble keeping track of her spells and rituals, so im putting together a little spellbook with some mystical doodles and fun fonts in it. its looking kinda cool, but now im realizing the boy's gonna be PISSED if he doesnt get something too.

since he cant read yet, I was thinking of just pictues of his character performing the various attacks, but what would be a cool way to display them? maybe a cybernetic looking cube he can hold? a papercraft sword or something? im really puzzled what would be cool yet helpful for him

[Beta Ray Bill Cosby]

okay, so my daughters been having trouble keeping track of her spells and rituals, so im putting together a little spellbook with some mystical doodles and fun fonts in it. its looking kinda cool, but now im realizing the boy's gonna be PISSED if he doesnt get something too.

since he cant read yet, I was thinking of just pictues of his character performing the various attacks, but what would be a cool way to display them? maybe a cybernetic looking cube he can hold? a papercraft sword or something? im really puzzled what would be cool yet helpful for him

pop up book

[Cowboy Centaur]

Oh heavens! That sounds like an awful lot of work.

Thinking I'll go with something like a bracer with buttons he can push for his attacks. Maybe I can find an iron man costume thingey I can modify or something.

[Revenant Sorrow]

Might take a little research but something like this might be what you're looking for. It would take a bit of work to build it but at the same time would look cool and I bet you son would like it.

[Cowboy Centaur]

oh snap thats PERFECT! i hadnt even thought of one of those
they even made a toy one as i recall, I bet i can find one on ebay or something. thanks man!

[Beta Ray Bill Cosby]

Also the Free Magic Card Designer makes Yu-Gi-OH! sized cards as well. You can copy and print his particular cards, even throw in some art with minimal effort.

[Cowboy Centaur]

I need to look into that. I was planning on just drawing cards with pictures of his character doing the various powers, lopping off someone arm and hitting another dude for cleave and the like, with small text at the bottom. He typically sits by his older cousin when we play and gets help and advice from him, then his cousin just takes over his character when he gets bored and takes a spongebob break.

Found a PDF for a papercraft dual disk thing I'm gonna try and build for him and add on one of the PDFs or a scaled down final fantasy sword. Been all about the papercraft miniatures and props, made it a lot of fun. I'm working on two pirate ships now for a sea voyage we're going to take after we get done with the haunted tower we're currently in.

[Cowboy Centaur]

We started a new campaign tonight so we can be doing something while I finish the pirate ships for our big sea adventure

It's a module for an original D&d that I modified to work for 4e called "the haunted tower"
Finally got to use all the paper miniatures & dungeon props I've been maki mover the past few weeks, and they were so into it! Usually our sessions last anywhere from an hour or two, by tonight we scoured the basement of that that tower and killed bugs with vengeful glee fr five and a half hours. Had loads of fun

Thats Owen, Matik and Lilly, respectively


Still gotta finish painting their Mimi's Owens war machine (formerly Zoltar) Isabelle the wizard and matik's terrifying slender man

[Revenant Sorrow]

I noticed the total lack of a small fairy like creature in those photos 

[Cowboy Centaur]

actually, two rooms later, they rescued a halfling from a dinner date with some spiders. who bore a strong resemblence to a certain pixie paladin.

i havent glued on the wings yet to finish painting, so ive just been using him as a gnome or hobbit as the need arises.