Child-Friendly Rules lite Oneshot RPG's

Maid RPG.
Unironically.

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>>50936932
As hilarious as that may be, none of them watch even trash anime. Might be hard to get in the mindset. And when I say rules light, I think even Maid may be a little much. I was thinking maybe one of those one page RPGs? Or something else that's light?

Regardless, thank you chiming in.

>>50936915
Everyone is John would be neat

>>50937146
Diceless. 100% narrative.

>>50937147
Wasn't there a Disney movie recently that's exactly that?

>>50937147
>Everyone is John

probably the best answer you'll get OP

>>50936915

Be sure you don't make a FATAL mistake, OP.

>>50937186
It just works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIDYqBMFzfg

>>50936915
You could try Cat. It's simple and even has a section specifically about running a game for kids.

https://archive.4plebs.org/dl/tg/image/1407/40/1407400682894.pdf

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>>50937147
Hmm, I'm not too familiar with that. I'm trying to plant the seed of "you all have your character, who is separate from you and does their own thing." Doesn't Everyone Is John feature everyone playing the same character?

>>50937319
No, everyone is playing the voices in that character's head.

>>50937319
Basic Fantasy is on amazon for like 5 dollars and works well with kids.

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>>50937233
I had to roll SAN after looking at that... thing. Don't remind me.

>>50937312
Ooh! Thanks. I'll have to look at it, but that certainly looks unique.

>>50936915
http://www.rpgnow.com/m/product/111529

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It can't get any simpler than pdf related

>>50937146
tavern tales.

This might be cool to run with kids.

>https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/products/grimm-rpg/

If your group is all girls (or is all kids who think that stereotypically girly things like princesses and unicorns are great), try setting up a game of Tales of the Crystals. It's basically a children's fantasy larp that's heavy on glitter and wonder. The game is out of print and super expensive to buy an actual copy, but all the rules and tape can be found at this site, and setup beyond that only needs easy-to-scrounge stuff like a notepad, mirror, etc.

>http://www.annarchive.com/TalesOfTheCrystals/

If your group is all boys (or all kids who think stereotypically boyish things like fighting and yelling over each other are great), try Drunken Bear Fighter. It's a super-simple one-page rpg that's give the DM plenty of room to make things up--and to let the players describe the badass/hilarious things they're doing. Depending on their ages and their parents, you can kid-friendlitize it by renaming it "grumpy bear fighter" and giving the players all clubs instead of guns at the start. Trust me, the kids will be just as happy bludgeoning the "grumpy" bears until they "run away" instead of shooting them dead, as long as you still let them target the nuts. Hey, boys will be boys.

>http://www.1km1kt.net/rpg/Drunken_Bear_Fighter.pdf

Have fun!

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>>50936915
Try Lady Bird and its jailbroken counterpart Blackbird Pie. Lady blackbird is for free

>>50938737
>>50936915

Or try the RPG Wushu. It might be better for ages 10-16 where kids can start stringing together narratives about what they do. We were able to play it drunk so it shouldn't be to hard to follow.