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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 6428107" data-attributes="member: 54629">Hi all,I'm looking for a simple "Junior D&D"-style game that I can use to introduce my two older daughters (ages 6 and 9) to RPGs. I've tried playing D&D 5e with my oldest, but she found it a little too daunting. I've considered trying again with D&D 4e, since it's much more visual and presents everything in bite-size chunks, but I think even that game might be a little too advanced. I've also looked at a bunch of different kid-oriented options online (Little Wizards, rpgKids, Hero Kids, Sidekick Quests [which looks fantastic but isn't in playable form yet]). Unfortunately, many of them are a little too simple or bare bones - with little-to-no math, character advancement, and/or adventure support.I'm looking for a kid-friendly RPG that has the following:- An additive dice mechanic and hit points (so my girls can practice their addition and subtraction while we play)- Some character advancement (so they can experience the fun of leveling up their characters)- At least a few prewritten adventures (so I can get a feel for the game's playstyle before trying to come up with my own stuff)I'd also like something that has a traditional fantasy feel, preferably with dragons, elves, goblins, dungeons, and the like.Hit me with some suggestions please!Thanks,Jonathan</blockquote>