RPG horrorstories: theaching DND is not easy

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[@Michaeljack81sk]

Congratz! I'm really looking forward to the livestream art. Your little rats are absolutely adorable too :)
As to what to do with that ball of absolute chaos? I think maybe he just isn't mature enough to play yet

[@pandachantheking]

That cold be the case I know that not everyone matures at the same time. It would probably be better to have a teacher teach Druid dnd since they are trained to deal with kids 😅

[@Michaeljack81sk]

@@pandachantheking Hmm, you just made me remember something! I started playing aged 13 but it was a school DnD club and the DM was a teacher. Maybe thats why it was so easy for us all to sit up and pay attention, even though he was pretty easy going we instinctively saw him as an authority figure

[@pandachantheking]

@Michaeljack81sk yeah for young kids it's easier to do what authority figures say and not just randome strangers.

[@sashaljubchik6669]

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[@kamidarko]

Sounds like the kid wanted to play Skyrim with how much he wanted to be the main character. Kids get used to the freedom of main character perspective from video games where you are always number 1 and then can't understand that ttrpgs are not exclusively from a single character point of view, everyone playing has a say and the world the dm crafts reflects all of them.

[@DndNate-qs1fz]

Okay I have to say this I learned the game mostly by myself at age 9 or so, with some help from my first table.

[@diegolamanya345]

Unfortunately if a player insists on having main character syndrome, spotlight-hogger, murder hoboism AND disrespect for the gm's authority after being told many times to not do so. He either learns from his mistakes or you kick him out. There are not many other solutions

[@pandachantheking]

I do get that and I would agree. But since its a kid I'm pretty sure people are giving him the benefit of the doubt. If we were talking about an adult I'm sure that behavior would not stand.

[@souldragin5497]

congest on 500

[@pandachantheking]

Thank you I'm so happy 😊 💜

[@Lucas-i-dont-really-know]

​@@pandachanthekingYou deserve it!