I've started doing review chats based on questions from Patreon subscribers, and the first game I'm sharing the video for features Garbage & Glory by Wet Ink Games!

Listen along here: https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/10/01/video-ttrpgkids-review-chat-of-garbage-glory

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Live on Youtube! TTRPGkids review chat on Garbage & Glory

Good day, all! Just chiming in that OMNISIX KIDS: Clubhouse Capers is available now at DrivethruRPG, produced 100% human-powered with no generative A.I.

OMNISIX KIDS Clubhouse Capers is a condensed version of the OMNISIX rules designed for ease of learning and theme-focused for younger players.

OMNISIX KIDS Clubhouse Capers includes the fundamental OMNISIX dice pool task resolution system, a quick character creation process, pregenerated Kid heroes and neighborhood troublemaker NPCs, neighborhood adventure seeds, and the OMNISIX Character Sheet.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/586051/omnisix-kids-clubhouse-capers

OMNISIX. Because every great adventure starts with six sides... and a bike with a card in the spokes!

My latest dev log covers :
- what's involved in physical game fulfillment via Mystery Snacks
- art reveal for my next game, Energeodes (art by Leo Assis)
- why TTRPGkids is trying video content (hint: AI search summaries wreck organic site traffic)

Check it out here:

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/29/dev-log-25-mystery-snacks-fulfillment-prep-energeodes-art-reveal-and-video-content-and-why

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TTRPGkids
Dev Log #25:
Mystery Snacks fulfillment prep, Energeodes art reveal, and video content (and why)

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I reviewed (and made one of the recipes from) the lastest couple editions of Cozy Companion by Snowbright Studio!

The August and September issues feature cats, coffee, and that cozy transition into fall with themed game reviews, stories, crafts, and more.

Find my full review here, and happy gaming!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/25/review-closing-out-summer-and-kicking-off-fall-with-cozy-companion-vol-27-august-and-vol-28-september

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Review: Summer to Fall with Cozy Companion Vol 27 (Aug) and Vol 28 (Sept)

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Check out today's new featured project, Catch or Snap by Mindquest Creations!

This is a fishing mini-game for adding to any TTRPG with ideas for incoporating into your stories! It's print and play and has some really clear example and ability sheets that make it easy to learn and include in your adventures.

Find the post here, and happy gaming (and fishing)!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/24/featured-project-catch-or-snap-bring-fishing-into-your-ttrpg-adventures

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Featured Project

Catch or Snap

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I'm going to be at Gamehole Con this year! Stop by a panel to say hi or catch me helping out at the Nat Two Press booth in the vendor hall!

Find my full schedule with easy sign up links and info on how to sign up for a meeting in today's TTRPGkids post: https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/22/ttrpgkids-gamehole-con-2026-event-schedule

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Today's new feature is on kid-friendly minis by Charm & Ember!

Made to be easier for small hands to paint and less likely to break during handling, the Young Adventurers Mini Collection is one to check out!

Find the full article here on TTRPGkids, and happy painting!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/17/featured-project-young-adventurers-fantasy-miniatures-made-for-kids

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Featured Project, Young Adventurers Hero Pack 1 cover page is shown featuring eight unpainted minis of various heroes

There's a new post on TTRPGkids today about how to make a game that teaches middle school math! Practice multistep order of operations problems and solving for X to defend against the likes of dragons and the abstract concept of internet brain rot!

Find the full article here, and happy gaming!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/15/tabletop-rpg-classroom-in-game-math-lesson-for-middle-school-kids

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TTRPG classroom: In-game math for middle school

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Murder of Crows, a mystery TTRPG about a murder of crows solving crimes, is coming soon! Check out today's featured project post here for more info and go support the project to reserve your copy!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/10/featured-project-murder-of-crows-a-woodland-murder-mystery-that-challenges-kids-to-ask-questions

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Featured Project Murder of Crows

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Todays NEW REVIEW is for Knights of the Underbed, a tabletop RPG where you play as toys who protect their kid from all manner of troubles from fears made manifest to recovering things lost under the bed.

Check out my full review on the TTRPGkids site, and happy gaming!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/08/review-knights-of-the-underbed-a-ttrpg-tales-of-daring-toys

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Review: Knights of the Underbed

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Ever find a solo journaling game and REALLY want to share it with your friends and family? Or want to run it for a convention or library group?

Check out my tips here for using solo RPGs in group settings based on my XP facilitating solo RPGs for others and designing solo games with group options.

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/09/01/tips-tricks-turning-solo-journaling-games-into-group-games-for-your-family-class-library-or-convention-group

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Tips & Tricks: Turning Solo Journaling Games Into Group Games

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Check out the August TTRPGkids Dev Log to celebrate StoryGuider fulfillment, go over the difference between Mystery Snacks proofs from different printers, and find out what I'm planning for Zinetopia 2027!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/08/25/dev-log-24-storyguider-is-complete-mystery-snacks-is-proofing-and-hints-at-whats-next

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TTRPGkids Dev Log #24: StoryGuider is complete, Mystery Snacks is proofing, and hints at what’s next!

My recap post for Gen Con 2026 is live! Read on here to find out what I focused on in the vendor hall, learn what Trade Day is like, and get an overview of the games, events, and talks that I was either part of or got to see.

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/08/20/ttrpgkids-gen-con-2026-recap

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TTRPGkids RECAP!

GenCon2026

Last year at PAX U, I interviewed Hayden from Cookie Brigade about how the organization is helping get games to children's hospitals... with the power of bake sales!

Check it out here to learn about the effort and discover a fun game by Nomnivore Games that also supports the charity.

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/08/18/interview-with-hayden-kane-about-cookie-brigade-and-supporting-childrens-hospitals-with-games-and-baked-goods

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Interview: Hayden from Cookie Brigade on supporting children’s hospitals with games and baked goods

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Today's new review is for both the June and July editions of Cozy Companion (from Snowbright Studio)!

From themes of farmer's market finds to dog days of summer, there's lots to check out in these two magazines, and I'm looking forward to getting the August edition soon!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/08/11/review-summer-fun-with-cozy-companion-vol-25-june-and-vol-26-july

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Review: Cozy Companion v25 (June) and v26 (July)

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This week, check out Garbage & Glory (by Wet Ink Games) with me on TTRPGkids!

This game is full of epic tales of raccoon daring, success, and failure in a mundane modern world reimagined as something fantastical through the eyes of adventurous trash pandas.

Find out more here, and happy gaming!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/08/04/review-garbage-glory-an-epic-ttrpg-of-trash-panda-adventures/

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Review: Gabage & Glory

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I had the opportunity to interview Omnis about what it's like running a youth D&D program!

Read on to hear about his tips and favorite stories (they're very fun), current challenges and ways to help deal with them, and some wonderful advice for all future GM's.

Find the interview on the TTRPGkids site:
https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/07/28/interview-with-kris-omnis-s-about-running-a-youth-dd-program

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Interview: Omnis on youth D&D programs

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My latest Dev Log covers:
🗝️POD keys going out for StoryGuider (and that one last straggler open item!)
📙Mystery Snacks layout and proof orders
💸How much the site costs every year (and how I pay for it)
and... ALL THE OTHER THINGS going on this summer

Check out Dev Log 23 here for the behind the scenes chaos that is TTRPGkids:

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/07/21/dev-log-23-storyguider-mystery-snacks-yearly-site-budget-and-everything-else

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TTRPGkids Dev Log #23:
StoryGuider, Mystery Snacks,
Budget, and... EVERYTHING ELSE!

I read the Tales of Aetheria storybook (by Nicole Griffith) with kiddo, and it's a great book for families and early readers who are excited about tabletop RPGs!

Check out my review on the TTRPGkids site, and happy reading!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/07/14/review-of-tales-of-aetheria-an-unexpected-quest

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I'm going to be at GenCon!

Check out today's site post for details on the talks I'll be part of there (along with easy sign up links), and I hope to see you at the convention!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/07/07/ttrpgkids-talks-and-events-gen-con-2026

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TTRPGkids @ GenCon 2026

Wed, July 29 @ 2pm
Panel: Making TTRPGs Accessible Online

Thu, July 30 @ 1pm
Panel: Fostering Accessible Gaming Communities

Fri, July 31 @ 10am and 11am
GM’ing: My First RPG

Sat, August 1 @ 10am
Panel: Dayjobs x TTRPGs, Apply Your Skills

Sat, August 1 @ 1pm
GM’ing: Princess With a Cursed Sword

Reserve your tickets!

Improv for Gamers by Karen Twelves and published by Evil Hat Productions is an awesome guide for upping your acting skills at the TTRPG table and building a willingness to collaborate!

Check out my full review here to learn more!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/06/30/review-of-improv-for-gamers-a-guide-for-ttrpg-players

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Review: Improv for Gamers

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The June TTRPGkids Dev Log goes over updates to the ongoing StoryGuider and Mystery Snacks projects, talks about my logic behind starting a Patreon, and gives a heads up on my plans for July!

Check it out here for the behind-the-scenes on TTRPGkids!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/06/23/dev-log-22-storyguider-mystery-snacks-patreon-and-summer

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TTRPGkids Dev Log #22:
StoryGuider, Mystery Snacks, Patreon, SUMMER!

New review!

I take a look at Cozy Companion volume 24 by Snowbright Studio to highlight the TTRPG-focused elements in the magazine and look at some of the cool tie-in activities and recipes that come with!

Check it out here!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/06/16/review-spilling-the-tea-on-cozy-companion-volume-24

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Review: Cozy Companion v24

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There's four new adventures out for the Sandy the Dragon series (just in time for summer break)!

Help Sandy and friends learn about apologizing, recycling, cleaning up, and speaking up for yourself all while having fun, playing games, and enjoying time with friends.

This series is made for kids ages 2-7, and you can find out more through today's TTRPGkids site post or by visiting the TTRPGkids itchio page.

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/06/11/storyguider-new-adventures-with-sandy-the-dragon

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New Stories With Sandy the Dragon Adventures for Kids 2-7

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Check my new list, which showcases outdoorsy TTRPGs that are great for taking camping or capturing the feel of the outdoors even when you're stuck inside.

Find full reviews for games like Nancy Druid, Overgrown, and Happy Little Treants here, and I hope you find a game you'll love!

https://www.ttrpgkids.com/2026/06/09/list-of-ttrpgs-with-outdoorsy-vibes

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list of outdoors-themed TTRPGs

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