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Gaming With Kids: Anime 5e Session 2

    They convinced the goblin that there was not time for a nap and asked him if he wanted to replace Haud Srallac as the leader of the goblins.   He confirms that he is and mentions that “we could cook him.” As they walk to the camp, they begin negotiating with him for the terms of his betrayal, hoping to get to keep the gem. They are unable to reach an agreement before they reached the camp.   As they crest the nearby hill, they can see that there are only three goblins in the camp with Srallac. The goblin immediately walked through the gate and presented the gen to Srallac, telling him, “I have brought the stone master, these fools tried to convince me to betray you on the way here.”   Srallac turned to Kai and Vrail with a toothy grin and said, “Thanks for bringing me dinner.”   Kai leapt into the air to flee as we entered initiative and Srallac took a shot at her with his bow but missed. One of the goblins hit Kai with...

Gaming With Kids: Anime 5e Session 1

 While the Monday night Wilderlands group did not meet this week because it was the 4th of July, I did manage to get some gaming in during the weekend with my daughter and niece. They are both 10 and do have some experience with RPGs. My niece has played with us a few time in the past. My daughter and I have played a lot of RPGs together and she has even GM'd the entire Pathfinder 2e Starter Set. She has played D&D 5e, so she was already familiar with the general concepts used in Anime 5e. Anime 5e is an adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons 5e to a generic anime system. It appears to be connected to the old Big Eyes Small Mouth game in some way. Honestly, we picked this up because the cover caught my daughter's eye, so I don't have much background information on the game itself. Prior to the first session of the game, we did a character creation session. Anime 5e uses a strange hybrid of D&D-style character creation and GURPS-style point buy. I have to admit that I ...