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<blockquote data-quote="Southern Oracle" data-source="post: 1810767" data-attributes="member: 1249">Dude!&nbsp; Me and a couple guys from my gaming group were at Dice, Fun and Games for World Game Day, which is on the other side of Johnson City from Mountain Empire.&nbsp; Small world!&nbsp;I brought my 8-year-old daughter to play in the introductory adventure.&nbsp; She did pretty good as Lidda and even took out one of the kobolds as well as successfully picking the lock on one of the doors.&nbsp; I think she had fun, and the DM's wife let her keep the hand-painted metal female halfling mini she used for the game.&nbsp;I've had the Eberron book for awhile but my friends had no experience with it, and I think the DM did a good job conveying the feel for the setting as well.&nbsp; Since we had 8 players, he doubled all the encounters, and we got slaughtered!&nbsp; But it was a lot of fun.&nbsp; As a DM for the past 22 years, it's nice to relax and be able to play in a tabletop game once in awhile.&nbsp;You racked up on more goodies than we did!&nbsp; We just got the dice, mountain orc mini and stat card, and mechanical pencil.&nbsp; Oh, and we got to keep the character sheets from the introductory game.&nbsp;Overall, a good time.&nbsp; I hope National Game Week takes off and is as enjoyable an experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Southern Oracle, post: 1810767, member: 1249"] Dude! Me and a couple guys from my gaming group were at Dice, Fun and Games for World Game Day, which is on the other side of Johnson City from Mountain Empire. Small world! I brought my 8-year-old daughter to play in the introductory adventure. She did pretty good as Lidda and even took out one of the kobolds as well as successfully picking the lock on one of the doors. I think she had fun, and the DM's wife let her keep the hand-painted metal female halfling mini she used for the game. I've had the Eberron book for awhile but my friends had no experience with it, and I think the DM did a good job conveying the feel for the setting as well. Since we had 8 players, he doubled all the encounters, and we got slaughtered! But it was a lot of fun. As a DM for the past 22 years, it's nice to relax and be able to play in a tabletop game once in awhile. You racked up on more goodies than we did! We just got the dice, mountain orc mini and stat card, and mechanical pencil. Oh, and we got to keep the character sheets from the introductory game. Overall, a good time. I hope National Game Week takes off and is as enjoyable an experience. [/QUOTE]

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