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Starport: A Tabletop Roleplaying Game For Kids

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From publisher blurb: Take kids on an unforgettable adventure through the mysterious land of Starport in this one-of-a-kind role-playing game. Blaze likes to freeze things with his wand, Orion likes to sneak around so nobody can find him, and Angel is such a smooth-talker that no Creature in Starport can resist becoming friends with her. What kind of Character will you be? Starport Is an amazing open world where anything might happen, where unicorns walk alongside robots, where a starship might be visiting from an unknown world. Where magic is real and adventure is just around the corner. Fun, Educational, Non-Violent Starport is a tabletop roleplaying game of adventure and imagination designed to facilitate growth in problem solving, creativity, teamwork, critical thinking, reading, writing, oral communication, mathematics, and self-esteem. A perfect game for engaging learners across the curriculum, Starpart can be used as a classroom tool or after school program. With no references to any shooting, hitting, slashing, or fighting enemies, Starport allows you launch unforgettable, epic adventures without needing to wield a sword. Finally, a game that grows with your kids Starport works extremely well with players as young as five, stays exciting for players as old as twelve, and is a blast for adults. The reason for this is because of the simple game mechanic and open world of Starport. A five year old might love role-playing encounters with creatures, rolling the die, and counting tokens. A twelve year old might devise a plan for collecting more slime to sell in town so she can level up faster and buy more equipment.There is something for everyone in the amazing world of Starport.

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