Hi all!
This is UriK, author of the D&D Kids tutorial series that was published on Wizards of the Coast this year and which now moved to geekcentricity.
A lot of people told me that they liked the funny table talk quotes that came along with the articles. To oblige them, I uploaded the best table talk I collected this year as well as some choice anecdotes from colleagues and friends to a new site - DNDkids. Gamers with quotes of their own are more than welcome to submit their funny (or scary) stories. "Funny D&D stories should not linger and rot inside one brain but entertain the whole community," is our motto (which I just made up).
Soon DNDkids will also have gaming materials and art produced by kids as well as new gaming tips and work stories. Anyone interested in gaming with children, either because they want to share and improve their gaming experience or because they found the previous articles amusing, will hopefully enjoy DNDkids as well.
Live long and gain levels,
Uri K.
P.S
A few nice memories from the table...
Kid 1: Can I make up my own God and worship him?
Kid 2: You won't be the first one to do so...
Kid: What's the difference between eladrin and elf?
DM: Eladrin is to Elf what British is to American.
Kid 1 (playing a warforged): Why doesn't anybody love me!
Kid 2: Because you're running on Microsoft Vista. If you ran on Linux, everybody would have loved you.
Feel free to add your own
This is UriK, author of the D&D Kids tutorial series that was published on Wizards of the Coast this year and which now moved to geekcentricity.
A lot of people told me that they liked the funny table talk quotes that came along with the articles. To oblige them, I uploaded the best table talk I collected this year as well as some choice anecdotes from colleagues and friends to a new site - DNDkids. Gamers with quotes of their own are more than welcome to submit their funny (or scary) stories. "Funny D&D stories should not linger and rot inside one brain but entertain the whole community," is our motto (which I just made up).
Soon DNDkids will also have gaming materials and art produced by kids as well as new gaming tips and work stories. Anyone interested in gaming with children, either because they want to share and improve their gaming experience or because they found the previous articles amusing, will hopefully enjoy DNDkids as well.
Live long and gain levels,
Uri K.
P.S
A few nice memories from the table...
Kid 1: Can I make up my own God and worship him?
Kid 2: You won't be the first one to do so...
Kid: What's the difference between eladrin and elf?
DM: Eladrin is to Elf what British is to American.
Kid 1 (playing a warforged): Why doesn't anybody love me!
Kid 2: Because you're running on Microsoft Vista. If you ran on Linux, everybody would have loved you.
Feel free to add your own
