Category Archives: RPG Teaching Plays

Co-curricular!

Actors and role-players in my English Theatre Arts class

Actual play reports for role-playing game sessions played at work. These RPG sessions are ran for students in various classes, colleagues at the university and a number of exhibitions.

Mini Six: Debacle in the Amazon

This marks the first time my students have played a second game in a single campaign, although they all played new characters because of a TPK in their first session. […]

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Mini Six: The Seaside Catastrophe

And so it came to pass that I was given the opportunity to present my ideas for tabletop role-playing games (RPGs) as a language learning tool to the workplace. During […]

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Mini Six: A Day By The Sea

For the third time I ran a tabletop RPG session for my class using the Mini Six system, and this time I have integrated it with the English curriculum we […]

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Force and Destiny: Jungle in the Sky

I was finally able to run another role-playing game session for my students for an English Language speaking exercise, the first for this semester. Probably no other games will be […]

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Mini Six: Shadows Through The Mist

I have always stated that tabletop role-playing games (RPGs) can be amazing teaching tools, not only for language purposes but to develop critical thinking skills, social skills and general knowledge. […]

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