Category Archives: Parents of Gamers

Roll20 RPG Survey

Posted on October 24, 2020 by lostdelights

I ran a brief survey on Roll20 and a few Facebook RPG sites where I knew there were Roll20 players. Here are the results, with 31 respondents. If you did not yet reply and wanted to, please go to the … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice to Beginners, Parents of Gamers, Roll20, RPG Theory | Leave a comment

NAVAH: The Caverns ‘neath the Mad God’s Stirrup

Posted on May 13, 2018 by lostdelights

I dug out the first adventure I ever wrote for Navah, at least I think it was the first one, from back around 1981. Isle of the Sharkmen and In a Pickle at Dill were the first, but that was … Continue reading →

Posted in Navah Campaign, Navah Game Summaries, Parents of Gamers | Leave a comment

Pirate Treasure Map for McCormick’s Creek Park, Indiana

Posted on October 12, 2014 by lostdelights

When my son was about ten (2006), I made this treasure map for his birthday party. I mentioned it in a post on party games last week, and then found it this week. The Pirate’s Lair was a reserved shelter. … Continue reading →

Posted in Games, Maps, Parents of Gamers, Treasure Hunts | Leave a comment

Party Games — Treasure Hunts, Scavenger Hunts, Mysteries

Posted on October 6, 2014 by lostdelights

When my kids were between 8 and 12, they loved games, and we used to create either our own boardgames or play some sort of treasure hunt, scavenger hunt, riddle, or puzzle. This also made a great birthday party activity, … Continue reading →

Posted in Games, Parents of Gamers, Treasure Hunts | Leave a comment

A Parent’s Guide to Starting Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) or Pathfinder

Posted on August 23, 2012 by lostdelights

Gaming has gotten a lot more commercial over the years, and I really don’t enjoy going into stores much any more. A friend of mine and I were chatting about how kids today often have problems starting to game because … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice to Beginners, Dungeons and Dragons, Parents of Gamers, Pathfinder, Traveller | Leave a comment