Carl D Cravens wrote: >Call of Cthulhu with ten-year-olds? That doesn't sound very appropriate. >If only because it's not the kind of thing that's going to interest them, >let alone the material being inappropriate for them. Blood Brothers's is not only non Mythos, but some of the adventures (although not all of them) are quite light in tone. This particular one is about a tag wresting team vs. three legged aliens. >The only big thing to watch out for is trying to run a game in a setting >they're more familiar with than you are... if you've only read one Harry >Potter book and they've read them all, you're risking disaster when they >pick you apart. :) I haven't read *any* Harry Potter at all; it makes me reluctant to run 'generic fantasy' with them. -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/ ---------------------------------------------------------------- GAMERS Home Page: http://www.phoenyx.net/gamers/
