Imagine for a minute, Rugrat combined with Dungeons & Dragons. It’s the closest thing I can think of to prepare you The children of the dungeon. Written and illustrated by Jason Bradley Thompson, The children of the dungeon is an unofficial 76-page supplement to Dungeons & Dragons 5E that introduces rules and mechanics for playing children’s characters. Thompson has come up with a lot to make it happen, including 13 optimized kids’ classes, all kinds of mechanics like Crying and Poopy, and so much more. I can definitely see this as great as a little take or two or even as a weird little side adventure that happens for a few sessions. This is definitely unique and you should check it out. Art alone is amazing.
Unleash your inner child! Dungeon Babies unlocks a new world of D&D you didn’t know you wanted: playing near-unlucky kids with the fighting skills and magic of veteran adventurers. Taken away to the misty realm of the Vyraj and taken underground by The Stork, the Dungeon Babies must test themselves against a hostile world, working together and using their natural problem-solving skills and their sweetness (and violence) to survive.
You can buy The children of the dungeon from DMs Guild (affiliate link) for $ 7.99.
by Tommy Williams
Source: Geek Tyrant
