Blacksheepcomedy

Growing up myself with D&D back in the earlier 70's I remember how amazing the game of D&D was. After realizing my oldest boy, who is 12 now, was being challenged socially. My son having a difficult time finding who he was, lost in depression, not wanting to challenge himself, afraid of looking like a fool and an overall disconnection to everyone around him. I decided that Dungeons & Dragons was a way to teach him all that in a safe and magical environment where me and my two boys could come together as heroes side by side fighting mysterious demons of the shadow fey instead of their own.

I'm brand new this game again. It has changed a lot since I was young and you need a collage degree to understand it but I'm trying to learn and give them one last amazing childhood memory before my oldest slips too far into being a teenage boy and has no chance to take himself as a boy but instead grows up too soon.

Please help me on this personal quest.
LB