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Supercool! My son is seven and he plays as my character's familiar when he comes.

We made him a really simple guy with one spell and a dagger, just to get him used to the basics. When he doesnt play, that character goes back to just being my familiar.

We don't care about rules so much, so it works out. I like playing with him more than some of the grownups because he just wants to kill monsters and loot, and has no attention span for roleplaying with annoying goblins for 45 minutes. (I wonder where he gets this tendency from)

This thread is beyond excellent. Good work, great parenting.

How old are your kids? Do you simplify anything to make it easier for them to play?

I'm developing an X-Files drinking game. Should I add anything?

Drink whenever:
*Scully or Mulder hang up the phone without saying goodbye to reach other
*Scully or Mulder point a gun at each other, or Skinner, or Skinner points a gun at one of them
*Mulder has his shirt off
*Scully says, "Mulder, where are you going?"
*Mulder does a dick joke or sexual innuendo one liner
*Scully gets jealous bc Mulder is flirting with another girl

Take a shot whenever:
*Mulder sees something paranormal, and then Scully walks in seconds too late to see anything
*Scully or Mulder wake up in a hospital
*Scully or Mulder says goodbye on the phone (does it even happen??)

Hi, I'm here now.