I check in briefly with the first episode, searching the transcript, but thought I'd ask: What's the level of language and mature themes that come up while you play?
I run a D&D class for middle and high schoolers at a public school, and try to find live-plays that they can watch to learn more about playing the game. Obviously, I need to keep it appropriate for kids down to 10 or 11 years old, and so far we've used The Re-Slayer's Take (great, but over-produced for this crowd and purpose) and Tales from the Stinky Dragon (fabulous for this, but would like other options as well).
Tune in live tonight as we begin our Dungeons & Dragons 5.5 Edition actual play of DL1 Dragons of Despair with this session one.
Tuesday, July 28 from 6-8pm Mountain
https://youtube.com/live/t8eoYmV6qOY
-Adam
https://dlsaga.com/
Tune in live tonight as we continue our Dungeons & Dragons 5.5 Edition actual play of DL1 Dragons of Despair with this session two.
Tuesday, August 4th from 6-8pm Mountain
https://youtube.com/live/PdEwTDQdwyc
-Adam
https://dlsaga.com/
I check in briefly with the first episode, searching the transcript, but thought I'd ask: What's the level of language and mature themes that come up while you play?
I run a D&D class for middle and high schoolers at a public school, and try to find live-plays that they can watch to learn more about playing the game. Obviously, I need to keep it appropriate for kids down to 10 or 11 years old, and so far we've used The Re-Slayer's Take (great, but over-produced for this crowd and purpose) and Tales from the Stinky Dragon (fabulous for this, but would like other options as well).
Thanks!
We try to keep our actual play to PG-13. We infer adult themes without describing them overtly. I describe mild gore and deaths.
-Adam
https://dlsaga.com/
Tune in live tonight as we continue our Dungeons & Dragons 5.5 Edition actual play of DL1 Dragons of Despair with this session three.
Tuesday, August 11th from 6-8pm Mountain
https://youtube.com/live/-FB7oVivxgU
-Adam
https://dlsaga.com/