Paeter October 5th 2023, 4:53 pm
REALLY interesting!
My first impression is that they should lean even more into referring to it as curriculum and a learning tool and maybe talk about how those things have been "game-ified". I think as a game a lot of young geeks would be feeling very glass half empty about it, and say "why can't we just play D&D?", but as something that is done during "school time" or "study time" or small group time, it could be a hit! Although in that case the question on my mind would be, can this take the place of those more focused experiences of Bible study or discipleship.
So I have trouble thinking of where it slots into the routines of life. But maybe that's better understood by homeschoolers, since their rhythms and what education looks like are very different. Any reactions to those thoughts, John?