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<blockquote data-quote="Scurity" data-source="post: 6658183" data-attributes="member: 6791828">Hi All,I have a little experience running games, though I play more. My daughter would like to have a go and I'm thinking of running a game with her and my wife. I had originally looked at making my own very simple game and created some mechanics, but I thought it might be easier to simplify 5e instead.My first thought is to leave a lot of detail of the character sheet and I can manage that behind the scenes. I thought this could be extended to possible actions, and I could have the little one narrate what she wants and I convert that into actions. Given she will almost certainly want to have magic, vancian casting could be messy. I'm considering starting off by making all magic at will, and nerfing spells as needed. I don't tend to use miniatures, but I think they might be very useful to explain what is happening.Has anyone done something similar? I'd appreciate any constructive feedback.CheersRob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scurity, post: 6658183, member: 6791828"] Hi All, I have a little experience running games, though I play more. My daughter would like to have a go and I'm thinking of running a game with her and my wife. I had originally looked at making my own very simple game and created some mechanics, but I thought it might be easier to simplify 5e instead. My first thought is to leave a lot of detail of the character sheet and I can manage that behind the scenes. I thought this could be extended to possible actions, and I could have the little one narrate what she wants and I convert that into actions. Given she will almost certainly want to have magic, vancian casting could be messy. I'm considering starting off by making all magic at will, and nerfing spells as needed. I don't tend to use miniatures, but I think they might be very useful to explain what is happening. Has anyone done something similar? I'd appreciate any constructive feedback. Cheers Rob [/QUOTE]

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