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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 9103236" data-attributes="member: 27385"><p>I found that like most adult groups there are some that are into roleplay and some that are not comfortable acting our or speaking in funny voices. You also have to look at non-verbal clues about being uncomfortable. </p><p></p><p>I also kept things more simple for younger kids. Giant rats in the basement is something new to them and can be played without moans. </p><p></p><p>You may find that some like to track everything from the smallest copper to torches and rations. Even spell components and how much gold it will take to get the silver statue for my whatever spell. </p><p></p><p>Puzzles might be ok for them. Like adults again, some puzzles are boring for some people, but some kids feel empowered if they can solve the puzzle. I had some rather simple puzzle that my kid figured out and it opened the tomb, he was ecstatic. Granted the other players gave him an opportunity to solve it before blurting it out. </p><p></p><p>It was something like; A young noble's name or what the artist or archer must have done. [ISPOILER]Drew[/ISPOILER]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aco175, post: 9103236, member: 27385"] I found that like most adult groups there are some that are into roleplay and some that are not comfortable acting our or speaking in funny voices. You also have to look at non-verbal clues about being uncomfortable. I also kept things more simple for younger kids. Giant rats in the basement is something new to them and can be played without moans. You may find that some like to track everything from the smallest copper to torches and rations. Even spell components and how much gold it will take to get the silver statue for my whatever spell. Puzzles might be ok for them. Like adults again, some puzzles are boring for some people, but some kids feel empowered if they can solve the puzzle. I had some rather simple puzzle that my kid figured out and it opened the tomb, he was ecstatic. Granted the other players gave him an opportunity to solve it before blurting it out. It was something like; A young noble's name or what the artist or archer must have done. [ISPOILER]Drew[/ISPOILER] [/QUOTE]
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