Running Games for Kids


Warning!

This event is not a current year's event. Below is for informational and historical purposes only!

Start Date & Time Thursday - 12:00 PM CST
Duration 1.0 hours
Type Seminar
System None
Location Kegonsa at table 221
Gaming Experience Newcomers Welcome
Age Range All Ages (6+)
Host Crystal Mazur
With Teos Abadia
Sarah Babe
Jefferson Dunlap
Nancy Hutchins

Ticket Information

Cost $0.00
Availability 31 of 50 available

Are you an adult looking for advice on introducing RPGs to the kids in your life? Are you a GM wanting to learn how to run games for kids at conventions? Come join our panel and gain some insight on making RPGs accessible for kids.

Special Guest

Crystal Mazur

Crystal is an educator and freelance writer who is inspired by horror, fantasy, gothic, punk, and New Orleans. She is passionate about using games for education and hosts workshops to help teachers align games with the curriculum. She was a writer for Third Eye Game's Ennie award-winning Pip System Core Book and is the current Developer, creating Pip System Primer content each quarter, a guide to using the Pip System in different genres of games. Crystal also worked on Chicago by Night, Let The Streets Run Red, and V5 Players Guide all for Vampire the Masquerade 5th edition. She helped develop the Warlock Pacts, and co-wrote the spell grimoire for Snowhaven, a snow-punk setting for 5E, wrote several scenarios for Never Going Home, and wrote Ironbound: Guardians of Novala: So Mote It Be, a Wiccan setting for Pip System. She developed the game Purgatory Poker for The Black Ballad from Storytellers Forge Studios. Crystal has also worked with Evil Genius Games' Everyday Heroes system, writing several scenarios (The Final Hero and Water is Life). She has also written on Black Void: Into The Oblivious Depths, Animal Adventures: Far Away Sea, Fetch Quest, Goblonia, and Frosthaven. Upcoming releases are: Gloomhaven RPG, Cyberpunk Red: Welcome to Night City, and Cool Name Goes Here RPG (Consulting). She is a co-host for the long-running horror-themed podcast Darker Days Radio.