Dnd but with littles and caregivers?

[Guest Babykitkat 23]

Any one ever do a dungeons and dragons game but with littles and caregivers? Edited May 17, 2021 by Babykitkat 23

[PetiteMort]

I’ve always wanted to learn how to play with Papa, but it’s intimidating as heck! I feel like I’d make a fool outta myself :/

[Guest Babykitkat 23]

I started playing dnd a couple of weeks ago. We haven't even finished our first quest and Im married to a dragon born that's captain of the guard. My pick up line was if you were a booger I would pick you. My character likes to hoard vast quantity of items...so far I've managed to convince a group of goblins to give me a over powered spear and I traded a dead rat for a book on spells/animal guide. I also have a camel as a pet. Dnd you can just about anything. Rolls determine wether or not it happens though. But it's a game that involves creativity and simple math. Any one can play.

[DerbyNerd]

I've played D&D for a few years, however for me its defiantly a big space activity. I do however now play in a group with my daddy which is super fun. 

[Thequeen]

I have to agree with DerbyNerd, DnD is more of a big kid game purely because of the dynamics of the game. It would be very prone to temper tantrums if not solely because of the luck of the die aspect. (For those who haven’t played, a dice is used to determine the success of almost any given action). I also would be worried about my little getting over connected to pets or their own character as some DMs could be brutal.

 

Now if there was a group of littles and caregivers who started a game that was tailored to this group, it could prevent a lot of the issues I thought about. It would change the game a bit but it could be a fun way for littles to get to play. 

[SmolAetherr]

myself junebug and her partner/daddy (who was dm) and mystic sand did one with a few other's in the community and it went well we finished the campaign 3 months ago and it helped us all become good friends!

[LittleBunnyCici]

Being one of the Resident DM's™ in my regular group, ttrpg's are definitely something that, while I wouldn't mind playing with other members of the community, I pretty much by default have to engage with outside of little space.  Can't be calculating monster actions, responding to my player's roleplaying, and keeping track of what the various NPC's are doing in the background out of the players' view and what impact those actions have on the world while I'm looking for my caregiver to baby me lmfao

 

That said, I did draft some rough homebrew rules ages ago to add various kink-based dynamics to DnD characters, and I'm pretty sure DDlg was in those options, although you shouldn't quote me on that since it's been a few years since I've even really glanced at them

[DerbyNerd]

I have to agree with DerbyNerd, DnD is more of a big kid game purely because of the dynamics of the game. It would be very prone to temper tantrums if not solely because of the luck of the die aspect. (For those who haven’t played, a dice is used to determine the success of almost any given action). I also would be worried about my little getting over connected to pets or their own character as some DMs could be brutal.

 

Now if there was a group of littles and caregivers who started a game that was tailored to this group, it could prevent a lot of the issues I thought about. It would change the game a bit but it could be a fun way for littles to get to play. 

I agree with the above point and would also add for me personally I like to play difficult characters (full casters are my favourite - got a thing for wizards) - I don't think little me would be able to handle the memory and math involved in D&D. I think the game would need to be simplified for littles - especially depending on their little age. 

[DQT1547]

As a DM I agree with the overall sentiment DnD is a big space activity but it could definitely work if it’s just the caregiver and little playing together (maybe 1 additional person at most).