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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4521484" data-attributes="member: 10177">That is something I really think RPG companies like WOTC have really been missing the boat on. Its pushed as a game for getting together with your friends. I do that, but I also game with my wife and three kids. It is a family oriented game, and it should be pushed, hard, that it is.Think about it. What could possibly be more fun than sitting at a table and having your parents creating this fantastic world of adventure for you? What could be better then having your kids creating a fantastic world of adventure for their siblings and their parents?Talk about great memories to carry about your family for the rest of your life!Sure my kids remember walking the mountains and trails around Sedona with me, swimming in the Pacific Ocean, watching the fireworks from the hillside as they went off over Monterey Bay, digging up awesome quartz crystals in Arkansas, finding Megladon Sharks teeth along the shore line in Charleston, South Carolina, etc...But the memories of our RPG games is what they remember most, because of how intimate an experience it is.Yeah, RPG marketing has been missing the boat. A very HUGE boat.</blockquote>