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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 223003" data-attributes="member: 1125">This is a time when minitures actually come in handy - young children need physical representations in order to visualise1. Rules Complexity - No rules except this is a Fighter he is strong and likes to fight. This is a Wizard he has magic powers but isn't very strong. These are the monsters2. Adventures - make them into LARP stories and the kids will enjoy it. Fairytales work -even a few riddles and puzzles can be thrown in (eg "okay to cross the Bridge you have to find the Trolls necklace which he lost over by the Big Rock" (cue half-hour Treasure hunt)3. Violence as above (the Troll is a given but you can get something he wants so he lets you pass rather than trying to kill it) Of course the Witch in the castle at the end is Bad and so she can be killed (buckets of water might be in order) or perhaps the Fighter is able to cut the Giants leg so that he falls overPS Kids (well boys) tend to be quite bloodthirsty anyway so...</blockquote>