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Message: <blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 2840957" data-attributes="member: 9255">THE SMALL ADVENTURERS of EBERRONSEGMENT 00110/30/05My 7 year old son, Timmy,  has been a fan of the Creation Schema since it began.  He wanted to be apart of the DnD experience for the entire time.  He started by letting the players know what they were to face that day then learned that it was better to be surprised by an encounter.  He has learned creature names and even a few tactics.  Then came the big day.  He wanted to join the group.As a 7 year old, I didn’t want him to play in a game run by 23- 36 year olds.  So I began by running a short mission game with him on weekends when his older sister was at sleep-overs.  I came to discover this truly was a good way to teach counting and some attention skills my son then lacked.Soon, my daughter, Cathy, now 10, came to check out our game and joined.  We ran a few weekends as they learned how the game worked.  Missions consisted of rescue the noble’s daughter, find and capture the kobold thieves and finally the dreaded aberrations.Eventually we had a TPK (which I hated to do but each was talking about new characters) and now we are ready to start a new campaign.I play two campaign worlds, Darksun and Eberron.  Darksun is too gruesome in my mind for them so I will remain with Eberron.  I will begin with a Keep on The Borderlands / Eberron mix for them.  This is their story.</blockquote>