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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kirnon_Bhale" data-source="post: 4527107" data-attributes="member: 55087">Thanks Simon,  My boys loved it - they constantly ask when they will be allowed to play again. They also love playing their own version of LotR Risk and love the D&D board game as that is pretty much dungeon tiles.  I laid out a bunch of tiles randomly for our battle vs. the Ogre Mage.  Should say as advice that the simpler the better at such a young age - this helps both you and the kids. Simpler for them means that they understand what they have to do. Simpler for you means that when they come up with some wacky idea for doing something that you are able to run with it and not worry about how many rules you are having to throw out the window.  I personally feel that this is a strength of 4e - simpler rules then 3e (which I love - not starting an edition war) makes it possible for wackier actions that will not break the system. Slowly as we continue I will bring a few more rules in, but probably not for a few more years. I started on Basic when I was 8 so I don't think that things will be to much of a leap for the young ones.</blockquote>