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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Hope" data-source="post: 2659385" data-attributes="member: 27051">Just wanted to add that we had a blast over the weekend.&nbsp; My 4-year old daughter's first roll of the day was a natural 20, which set a great omen for the rest of the session.&nbsp; We kept it pretty simple (rescue the cleric from the orcs).&nbsp; My 7-year old experienced negative hit points for the first time.&nbsp; His sister, aghast, exclaimed &quot;I fly away to find a doctor and tell them what has happened!&quot; - but then seemed thrilled with the idea that she could use her potion of healing to revive him and sat there beaming with pride as I described her brother's ranger regaining consciousness.&nbsp; As soon as the cleric had been rescued, she invited him back to her home to meet the rest of her dragon family and have tea and &quot;sweet dragon corn&quot;.&nbsp; Her brother was most bemused by this sudden outburst of roleplaying and her apparent lack of interest in the treasure.&nbsp; They are now making plans to head to the City State of the Invincible Overlord (&quot;Are there any baddies there?&nbsp; Yeah?&nbsp; Cool - let's go!&quot;), but also seem keen in exploring the Shy Tower from Return to the Keep on the Borderlands.&nbsp; Which should be a challenge to keep kid-friendly, as the place is basically a giant killer mimic...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark Hope, post: 2659385, member: 27051"] Just wanted to add that we had a blast over the weekend. My 4-year old daughter's first roll of the day was a natural 20, which set a great omen for the rest of the session. We kept it pretty simple (rescue the cleric from the orcs). My 7-year old experienced negative hit points for the first time. His sister, aghast, exclaimed "I fly away to find a doctor and tell them what has happened!" - but then seemed thrilled with the idea that she could use her potion of healing to revive him and sat there beaming with pride as I described her brother's ranger regaining consciousness. As soon as the cleric had been rescued, she invited him back to her home to meet the rest of her dragon family and have tea and "sweet dragon corn". Her brother was most bemused by this sudden outburst of roleplaying and her apparent lack of interest in the treasure. They are now making plans to head to the City State of the Invincible Overlord ("Are there any baddies there? Yeah? Cool - let's go!"), but also seem keen in exploring the Shy Tower from [i]Return to the Keep on the Borderlands[/i]. Which should be a challenge to keep kid-friendly, as the place is basically a giant killer mimic... [/QUOTE]

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