We specialize in hard to find items
(1)
Amazing Tales: A Game for Children Who Love Adventures Revised Edition (AMZ002)
Share Tweet
*Price and Stocks may change without prior notice
*Packaging of actual item may differ from photo shown
- Electrical items MAY be 110 volts.
- 7 Day Return Policy
- All products are genuine and original
About Amazing Tales: A Game For Children Who Love
Product Description Together with your children tell an amazing tale Amazing Tales is a roleplaying game, written to be played by children aged four and over, together with their parents. With your child you will create an amazing tale, in about the time it takes to read a bedtime story. Your child invents a hero, and decides what they will do at every step, while you conjure up a world of adventure. At key moments the dice will decide if the hero succeeds. In the book you will find: The short and simple Amazing Tales rules. So simple a four year old will be able to explain them. Flexible enough to cope with the most imaginative requests. Advice on creating Amazing Tales with your child. Covering the specific challenges of making up stories that work for kids, different ways of handling fights in children's games and ways to keep magic magic. Four sample settings for Amazing Tales, each with suggested characters and skills, tips for story tellers and ten story seeds - ideas just waiting to become Amazing Tales. New in the revised edition Advice on creating perilous encounters that don't involve violence Advice on using different themes, like 'Hero vs the clock' or 'Hero vs the impossible' to create your amazing tales Tips on creating instant characters for heroes to meet A short sample adventure, 'The Witch and the Owl', to get you started Amazing Tales can be played with a single six sided dice. But a set of four dice with six, eight, ten and twelve sides are recommended. Amazing Tales was written to be played sitting at a table, curled up on a sofa or snuggled up in bed by a parent and one or two children, but it has also been used for parties, sleepovers and even whole classrooms. Amazing Tales lets your children make up any kind of character they want, such as aliens, robots, dinosaurs, fairies, knights, cowboys or superheroes. The book includes four settings to start your adventueres. They are The Deep Dark Wood Magical Kingdoms long ago The Pirate Seas Among the Stars Amazing Tales was also designed to require no preparation on the parent's side. If your children are in the mood for a game you can grab the dice and get started. The 104 page hardback book features 29 pages of full colour illustrations and is embellished with black and white line drawings throughout. Perfect for sharing with adventurous children to inspire their adventures. Review Amazing Tales is a fun RPG system for kids, and a wonderful RPG book for adults. It recently joined a very exclusive group of games when it was certified Adamantium on DriveThruRpg, which is a testament to its quality and how excited people are to share RPGs with young gamers. The simple rules make it easy to teach and do help introduce the core concepts of tabletop gaming, while the rest of the book helps us parents become better GMs. I m looking forward to seeing the tales we tell in the future!" --Geek and Sundry Amazing Tales arrived as a 96-page hardcover tome. The book is super-solid in quality and looks great on a bookshelf, with full-color and black & white illustrations by Iris Maertens. The art is colorful, bright, and works very well in conveying an imaginative adventure environment appropriate for young children. The whimsical character art shows diversity in regards to gender and race. ..... I think Amazing Tales would work great with ages as young as 4, as advertised, which is unusual territory for an RPG. Of course, it can be a launching pad for grownup D&D adventures years later, but it seems that Amazing Tales would provide a more natural progression into games which emphasize narrative play over simulating realism, like Dungeon World or anything that uses Powered By The Apocalypse game mechanics. I recommend checking out Amazing Tales for any young kids who love imaginative storytelling, and parents looking to step up their GM game. Everyone wins here! --Geek Dad I played Amazing Tales across Australia and New Zealand over
