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my players regularly do this on our Discord channel, they'd hop into the voice channel and hammer out plans, trade routes, troop allocation etc. and come to me with the whole thing planned Personally, I love it, means they're invested and less playtime is relegated to logistics

The broken empires rpg: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/evil-baby-ent/the-broken-empires-rpg OSRIC 3E (KS expected early 2025): OSRIC 3.0 - Smoldering Wizard's Old-School Gaming Forums

for a relatively simple example, check out Mausritter p.15. since it's a game about mice, some enemies cannot be fough at all without a warband. The PDF is free

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FOUNDRY: Dice tray: gives you a nice GUI for rolling dice beeneath the chat, no idea why it's not a core feature yet. global progress clocks/ hourglass: for when you need to present progress or real time. crunch my praty!- gone are the days of dragging each token seperately during...

OFFLINE: a large silicon map, double sided: sqaures and hexes. comfortably folds to A5 size and no fold lines. Index cards. makeshift tokkens, parts of a map, tracking stuff? you're covered. (and thanks to Runehammer for introducing me to the concept, although I'm sure it was in use long...

can't answer about cons and my experience with kids as players is limited. 1. system is key: take some systems that have quick turns. 2. If you're playing with the same group, take note of the average turn duration. divide your allocated time by that to approximate how many turns you...

one solution is introducing a potential element that can involve them even when it's not their turn (or playing a game that includes them). sometimes it just comes to preferences- not all players like the same aspects of the game. combat with some other elements (RP, puzzle, riddle...