If you have kids, then you’ve been through many family game nights. And we don’t strictly mean something deep like a D&D session (even though there’s a D&D version for kids which works great).
The idea of a family game night seems super fun, but usually, it comes down to playing 1 of the 3 games you own, and the night isn’t exactly idyllic all the time. You pull out the game, one kid whines that they wanted another one, another kid loses interest before you even set up, and your partner is already reaching for their phone.
Games aren’t bad, though. It’s just that you’ve played through every possible scenario so many times that there’s no excitement left. And you could buy a new game, sure, but it’s not exactly necessary.
Continue reading “How to Create Your Own Fantasy Game Night”
