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TOPIC: LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run

LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 2 weeks 4 hours ago #1

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I have all 10 tickets and am looking for players; cost is $82 each.

This is a Hardcore difficulty run for kids. Each household needs an adult supervising, but the idea is that we sit back and let the little ones drive the adventure as much as possible.

1. little David Zych: Wizard
?2. tentative little jadziadax8: Rogue
3. little Squirrelich 1: Cleric {paid}
4. little Squirrelich 2: Druid {paid}
5. little Hallie: Bard {paid}
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NB: we are on a public forum, please don't post identifiable details about your child. (Signups will be tracked by adult's name)

Any leftover tickets not claimed for kids will be available as non-playing ghosts; let me know if you're interested.

Potential ghosts:
- jadziadax8

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Last edit: by David Zych.

LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 2 weeks 2 hours ago #2

Put the Rogue down as a maybe just because she is at camp and won't be back until August to confirm. I can ghost.

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LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 2 weeks 1 hour ago #3

Not bringing my son this year but I am quite curious how young is “old enough”? (I know, every kid is different so just talk to your experiences).

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LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 1 week 6 days ago #4

Druid and Cleric are good to go

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LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 1 week 6 days ago #5

Scott Kwiker wrote: Not bringing my son this year but I am quite curious how young is “old enough”? (I know, every kid is different so just talk to your experiences).


IMO the most important thing is that they're mature enough not to be frightened if the story or some of the monsters are a little bit scary and/or gross. Beyond that, the great thing about VTD is that the stakes are really low because you're already at home in your living room; if you decide you'd like to give it a try and it turns out that he's not really having fun or runs out of attention span, no harm done, you can just let the group know he needs to drop off and go do something else.

My own story: 10yo enjoys VTD enough that he wants to try playing in person, and is sad that I'm not yet ready to take that step (because convention time is me time).

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LFM - VTD Sun Sep 27 3:12 PM CDT HC Kids Run 1 week 5 days ago #6

My daughter played her first VTD at 8 or 9, I think.

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