However, I had prepped alot to make sure I could explain the dice mechanic easily and everything would run smoothly. And they seemed a little skittish upon closer inspection of the dice, which knocked me down a notch.

Seeing it all laid out, map, dice, character folios, the initial reaction was 'Whoa.this looks cool!' Good sign, but despite my own excitement I really had my reservations about what they would think of the dice mechanic. I read and studied and ran the the adventure myself to get used to the dice and surprised the two players who showed up on Sunday to 'play some D&D'. That said, I have always compromised my own wants/needs for the Kids', But DADGUMMIT, I want to try the FFG system and so a few weeks back I picked up the Age of Rebellion Beginner Game. So on a few occasions I ran some StarWorlds (DW derivative) and WhiteStar (S&W-OSR space Fantasy), but WEGD6 has always remained my fave Star Wars game. I did not think it would have suited them then, and I still do not think it would have. Dungeon World has become my go-to D&D game in recent years.Р вЂќР’В«ut my 'Kids' group- now heading off to college in the Fall- was my concern with FFG system at the time. I have remained intrigued about the dice mechanic/system as I like narrative style games where dice take every round into the unpredictable/not just pass-fail and requires some improv on the part of myself and players. other systems, and eventually nerd arguments that derailed things. So a few threads down we have my thread from 3 years ago asking about the system and some discussion of FFG vs.

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