A system for children

[NeoFax]

Old School Hack or derivative Fictive Hack
Dungeon Slayers

I have ran both of these and still running OSH for my kids. They enjoy both of them and find them entertaining. Plus, they are free.

[Niven81]

Old School Hack looks interesting. I haven't had a chance yet to look at Dungeon Slayers but I'm planning to look that over as well.

[Trenloe]

Paizo has just released their kids track document, a free download from their website available here:

https://paizo.com/products/btpy8vq8?...ety-Kids-Track

Kid’s Track offer four lesson plans, broken down by minutes spent on each subject. It discusses the basics of roleplaying games and utilizes the Pathfinder RPG Beginner Box to teach those fundamentals. Each lesson builds on the previous lesson and helps a GM teach children as young as six, what roleplaying games are and how to play roleplaying games, specifically using the Pathfinder Beginner Box rules. Each lesson plan is followed by the four children playing one of the four Beginner Box Demo adventures

It uses the Pathfinder Beginner Box Set which is a good intro to Pathfinder in general, with a lot of the more complex stuff removed. It is also a very well presented product with the visuals needed by new players (both young and old) taken into account. More info (and a bunch of free downloads) here: https://paizo.com/beginnerbox

[Niven81]

Paizo has just released their kids track document, a free download from their website available here:

https://paizo.com/products/btpy8vq8?...ety-Kids-Track



It uses the Pathfinder Beginner Box Set which is a good intro to Pathfinder in general, with a lot of the more complex stuff removed. It is also a very well presented product with the visuals needed by new players (both young and old) taken into account. More info (and a bunch of free downloads) here: https://paizo.com/beginnerbox

I just picked up the beginner box for my 11-year-old nephew in-law for christmas. I may have to add this to the box before wrapping it. Danke, Trenloe!