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the__ivorytower (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} the__ivorytower) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} unfunny_fandom, |
And maybe it's from my perspective, having gamed with not all that many kids, but they're usually just so happy to be there and included in 'adult things' that they behave.
...now, if we can do something about the 25+ year old adults that act as if they've never been disciplined in their lives...
My boyfriend is a DM for the D&D Encounters events. We have two twelve year olds, and the rest seem to fall into at least the 18+ category. The kids? Are mostly fine. They get a little excited at times, but they're usually good at settling down. One of the adults? Keeps doing things like threatening NPCs and insisting he needs ALL the loot and even wanted to loot one of his down party members, and my boyfriend told him, 'Look. Even if you personally don't like the people here, in character you're a party. You presumably all know and like each other. So stop it'.
...now, if we can do something about the 25+ year old adults that act as if they've never been disciplined in their lives...
My boyfriend is a DM for the D&D Encounters events. We have two twelve year olds, and the rest seem to fall into at least the 18+ category. The kids? Are mostly fine. They get a little excited at times, but they're usually good at settling down. One of the adults? Keeps doing things like threatening NPCs and insisting he needs ALL the loot and even wanted to loot one of his down party members, and my boyfriend told him, 'Look. Even if you personally don't like the people here, in character you're a party. You presumably all know and like each other. So stop it'.
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