What are some role-playing games (RPGs) my children may enjoy?
Just about any non-Adults Only RPG is appropriate for children. The answer to the question largely depends on the narrator (referee, Dungeon Master, Storyteller, or Game Master) who runs the game and on the individual interests of children. This is because most games can be made interesting to children by following the interests of a child: if she imagines herself a starship pilot and would love to fly to distant planets, a science fiction game would be excellent for her. If she likes the idea of living in the Wild West, there are games about that topic. There are games that are generic RPGs that allow you to roleplay in any environment imaginable. Because most children like fantastic themes, I always recommend the game Dungeons and Dragons, published by a company called Wizards Of The Coast. This is primarily because it is a very well-known game and it has a very large distribution base. One obvious games that should immediately is Toon by Steve Jackson Games – although the silliness
