Fantasy Quest Club / Role-Play Quest Adventure
Role-Play Quest Adventure
An educator guides children through a simple dice-based role-play quest, where they solve problems together as a party of heroes.
How to run it
- Prepare a short quest with three challenges, such as a locked gate, a riddle and a friendly creature.
- Gather children with their characters and a map.
- Describe each scene and let children decide what to do, rolling dice for success.
- Celebrate the end of the quest and reflect on teamwork.
You will need
- dice
- maps
- character sheets
- story prompts
Make it easier or harderKeep quests short and simple; older children can take turns leading the story.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 4, Outcome 5Children collaborate, negotiate and problem-solve in a shared story.
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