You fools, she’s obviously a master at persuasion and bakery, I’m sure she’s reaching god status at this point. There is no need for dice, she has +20 in all skills.
The friendship clan? Cookies? Chilling with mummies? Man, my party is psychotic in comparison. We just murdered a snake-lady by trapping her and burning her alive...
Love it! Reminds me of my daughter’s first spell verbal as her Halfling bard tried to creep into the mages tower past a pair of enormous, snarling hounds. She leapt to her feet in excitement, made an imperious gesture and yelled “Sleepy sleepy, go to sleep, and NEVER WAKE UP!” She must have been about six or seven.
That girl is so smart. Ive seen older kids with less critical thinking and imagination than her. You sir are a good parent. At least my nephews are entertain by ipads. probably thats why they cant imagine or even have the patience for a board game. but its all about parenting tbh. you sir are my parenting rolemodel for the gaming side.
Thanks for this. I Have never played D&D, but I just ordered the 5e starter set. I plan to play with my 5 yeard old since he absolutely loves stories with monsters and heroes.
Interactive story telling and family play XD Always good for parents to Interact with their children and imagination. Cute Teaches good values, problem solving skills and simple math.
I've played DnD with young kids before (not as young as this, but pretty young) and they are awesome to play with! They get so excited of the world and adventure you made for them and when they figure out puzzles or finish off enemies, they cheer with victory.
My daughter absolutely loves storytelling and i think once she hits 5 i am going to run a fun Homebrew for her. It is so awesome and inspiring to see another Dad do this; well done!
Wow! That was so inspiring! I don't have kids (it's in the process!) but this made me smile so much! Kids are awesome and I'm already very eager to start doing RPG with my kids. They are the best players you can ever had! :)
This is a super idea honestly. I think most kids may need a few more years under them to get the most out of it, but the REALLY fundamental thing about D&D is just telling a story, and that's what kids live and breathe at that age :) Great stimulation and creative outlet. Also a very good channel for practicing reading and writing if your kid is in that age. I'm definitely going to give this a shot when the opportunity presents itself.
This video is too cute! I am currently teaching my six year old son how to play D&D 5E. He likes it so far, and actually asks me to play. My "Mummy" would approve!
That was awesome. My daughter is almost 4 and she loves to play with my dice and miniatures. I'm planning on running something for her int he near future.
FANTASTIC! These are the video's that restore my faith in the world. These are the parents that produce the "good people" we so need in the world. Thank you for being awesome parents, for one dad to another, (totally stealing this move)!
This is adorable and hilarious and amazing! I love how Dad thinks that kids still watch Scooby-Doo and the kid's just like "nah i watch other shows with mummies"
His Mummy. I'm dead. As funny as this was, why can't there be some form of combat, even just rolling a d6 and higher number wins the fight? Thats simple enough and doesn't need to be overly graphic but it would represent conflict. I mean surely you know cartoons are more violent than that as it is. Create a brain eating cookie monster that shoots rainbows. Have her get kidnapped and forced into a pillow fight to save her life! Orrrr a race? Or hide n seek? some obstacle or challenge. Would be fun to see how she engages in that.
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Pfft that DM didn't even make the kid do a Persuasion Roll with the mummy.
FOOL!! the cookies allow her to have total advantage on persuasion, allowing for no use of the rolls
Bah! What's the DC required to not burn the cookies? Does someone have a baker background? Is there a feat for that?!?
V. A. She must be a god-tier character that doesn't need to roll for baking related rolls. Her profiency must be enormous.
The fairy is a baking god as well as a persuasive master your rules are useless here.
You fools, she’s obviously a master at persuasion and bakery, I’m sure she’s reaching god status at this point. There is no need for dice, she has +20 in all skills.
I'm just imagining this adorable little girl see a terrifying mummy and the first thing she does is bake him cookies. SO CUTE!
Hopefully that mummy isn’t allergic to peanuts
The friendship clan? Cookies? Chilling with mummies?
Man, my party is psychotic in comparison. We just murdered a snake-lady by trapping her and burning her alive...
Jack O'Rielly that sounds like it was really funny, too bad my party has to constantly deal with multiple pugwampi.
Love it! Reminds me of my daughter’s first spell verbal as her Halfling bard tried to creep into the mages tower past a pair of enormous, snarling hounds. She leapt to her feet in excitement, made an imperious gesture and yelled “Sleepy sleepy, go to sleep, and NEVER WAKE UP!” She must have been about six or seven.
My god this is adorable.
That girl is so smart. Ive seen older kids with less critical thinking and imagination than her. You sir are a good parent. At least my nephews are entertain by ipads. probably thats why they cant imagine or even have the patience for a board game. but its all about parenting tbh. you sir are my parenting rolemodel for the gaming side.
This is the best thing ever. "He said mommy actually said mummy lol"
She's quite articulate for a five year old.
Because she was raised by parents rather than an iphone.
Look at the focus on that girl, she's so into it, it's great! Such a smart girl
"If it's okay, Mr. Mummy ...." so polite. I love this. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this. I Have never played D&D, but I just ordered the 5e starter set. I plan to play with my 5 yeard old since he absolutely loves stories with monsters and heroes.
Dad of the year for this guy. Really cool that he took a game of d and d and adapted it for his young daughter.
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Interactive story telling and family play XD Always good for parents to Interact with their children and imagination.
Cute
Teaches good values, problem solving skills and simple math.
Side note... freaking adorable, the snacks at the table and everything mimicking normal role-play group XD
I've played DnD with young kids before (not as young as this, but pretty young) and they are awesome to play with! They get so excited of the world and adventure you made for them and when they figure out puzzles or finish off enemies, they cheer with victory.
If every encounter can be so easily remedied with peanut butter cookies. Thanks for sharing this with us!
George Costigan I knew my oersuasion skulls lacked something!
this is super cute. awesome job! she was so into the game and the fact that the whole family was involved is just amazing :)
My daughter absolutely loves storytelling and i think once she hits 5 i am going to run a fun Homebrew for her. It is so awesome and inspiring to see another Dad do this; well done!
I love how she enjoys the mummy joke its adorbs
We are expecting our first child in May. Seeing videos like this makes me so excited for what the future holds for our family.
1:20 I lost it when she pointed at mom to talk to the scary mummy! Adorable family.
Wow! That was so inspiring! I don't have kids (it's in the process!) but this made me smile so much! Kids are awesome and I'm already very eager to start doing RPG with my kids. They are the best players you can ever had! :)
Addramyr Palinor Well, hope you're close to being able to do these kinds of things.
This is a super idea honestly. I think most kids may need a few more years under them to get the most out of it, but the REALLY fundamental thing about D&D is just telling a story, and that's what kids live and breathe at that age :)
Great stimulation and creative outlet. Also a very good channel for practicing reading and writing if your kid is in that age.
I'm definitely going to give this a shot when the opportunity presents itself.
This video is too cute! I am currently teaching my six year old son how to play D&D 5E. He likes it so far, and actually asks me to play. My "Mummy" would approve!
Spectacular!
More peanut cookies and dungeons would be a friendlier place.
I'm in tears, this is so wholesome.
And the dad of the year award goes to this guy
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first video i have ever seen with no dislikes and its probably the only video on youtube that dosent deserve any dislikes
I love it when parents take the time out to spend it playing D&D, so much learning, social skill building, and most of all fun and adventure !!!
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this is great. and what a way to introduce a child to the game. well done.
That was awesome. My daughter is almost 4 and she loves to play with my dice and miniatures. I'm planning on running something for her int he near future.
This is so cute
FANTASTIC video ! So inspiring and cute, love from France.
wow this is PG. The kids in one of our groups always just wanna kill everything they come into contact with
That also depends on the age, she's just five, I'm sure in a few years she, too, will strike down dragons and challenge liches.
Wheter being super friendly or slaying dragons, it still seems super adorable!
This adventure is so incredibly kid apropriate Im speechless. Of course the mummy would want peanut butter cookies. Fantastic DMing, and parenting.
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ooooooh the prophecy of the peanut-butter cookies how didn't i see this coming. XD
that was possibly the most adorable DND game i have ever seen
So cute!smart kid get's awsome parenting,smart DM gets cookies...win win!
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OMG! The fit of giggles! LOL
FANTASTIC! These are the video's that restore my faith in the world. These are the parents that produce the "good people" we so need in the world. Thank you for being awesome parents, for one dad to another, (totally stealing this move)!
dad level---epic
...thats so sweet....keep rolling little one.....
There is nothing about this I dont love! Great job!
awe this is so cute, great parenting and the child is amazingly intellegent. :)
This is adorable and hilarious and amazing!
I love how Dad thinks that kids still watch Scooby-Doo and the kid's just like "nah i watch other shows with mummies"
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It seems that the habit of eating goodies while playing D&D starts at five :D
Best campaign ever. Get that published.
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I rolled to see how cute this was and I rolled a Nat 21 on a d20.
Easter and Holiday themed DnD worked well with my friends little cousin (5 years old)
That is so cute...a lovable mummy that wants PB&J. And yes you have a very smart 5 year old :). Keep up the good work.
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OK, this is adorkable.
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well way to leave us hangin! howd the cookies turn out!?
I thought it was cute she didn't want to talk to that stranger mummy at first.
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You guys can borrow my ring, that mummy is too silly!
She's quite articulate for a 5 year old. I guess D&D does that to you 🙂
SCHOOLS NEED TO TEACH THIS TO OUR YOUNGLINGS!YEA :D!
Nah.Parents need to teach this.
how adorable!
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Heh, this melts my scoundrel heart ^^
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This is perfect
How much xp do you get for making cookies?
Creatures and Kiddos
Scoobie doo? Whassat??, backyardigans
Dad kinda sounds like Weezy Waiter.
I love it
oh man, this is awesome
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His Mummy.
I'm dead.
As funny as this was, why can't there be some form of combat, even just rolling a d6 and higher number wins the fight? Thats simple enough and doesn't need to be overly graphic but it would represent conflict. I mean surely you know cartoons are more violent than that as it is.
Create a brain eating cookie monster that shoots rainbows. Have her get kidnapped and forced into a pillow fight to save her life! Orrrr a race? Or hide n seek? some obstacle or challenge. Would be fun to see how she engages in that.
Hey I’m about to introduce my 5 year old daughter to it
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Kawaii
How are you today 6ys later?
what a cutie!!!
That is so cool!!!
this is rad
I am dungeon master and my 5 year old brother play in my campaign.
I tried to play with my younger sisters and I put a bunch of work into props and they quit after legit less than 10 minutes
They are 4 and 8 btw
Awesome!