Re: [(TFT) Reply to Cas: Stuff of Imagination]

[alan robles <alanrobles@usa.net>]

my wife seems to suffer from the belief that not only will I play TFT with my
son but also will teach him squad leader, panzer leader, arab-israeli wars,
cross of iron, etc etc etc. Where DO these beliefs come from? I'm sure it has
nothing to do with the fact that I'm hanging on to all these games and many
others...


"grabowski" <grabowski@erols.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> > Dear Brett,
> >  your kids ever interested in RPGs? My wife has an idea that we'll play
> > with our kids one day (they're 2 & 1 now. though - a bit young)
> > Cas
> 
> 
> Cas,
> 
> I have two boyz years 8 and 6.  They are interested but still too immature
> for the rules to play TFT.  I've played Heroquest with them and one time
> Warhammer Quest which they enjoyed very much.  But it is asking too much to
> play TFT yet.
> 
> Every Friday afternoon in my classroom at school, I have a group of seventh
> graders who play Advanced Heroquest, that they enjoy a lot.  At ages 12+ is
> when the kids really get into this STUFF OF IMAGINATION.  Mainly because
> their reading ability is better.  Two or three of the kids are reading The
> Hobbit and another two LOTR.
> 
> The problem though is that they enjoy playing the game so much they tell
> their friends, who also want to join.    I remember GMing a D&D game in the
> 70's that had 12 player characters = tough work (rule arguements, trifling
> with each other, etc....).   The best number of players to play a game with
> I have found has been three and possibly four.  This led to less arguements
> and it became easier to share the pizza.
> 
> Yours in Cidri,
> Justin
> 
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