Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Soulkeeper 09-18-06, 12:04 PM	I have not been to a game day before, and do not know alot about what takes place officially. Assuming there is one near me, would this be an ok thing to take my 9 yr old son to? He's learning to play, enjoys the game. He holds himself well, as in he is mature when playing, and does understand many aspects of the game in general. Like I said, I don't know how serious folks get at these, and how competitive this stuff becomes for winning. Thanks!
Seeker95 09-18-06, 02:25 PM	The maturity levels are no more and no less than that seen at Conventions. If you would take your son to a gaming convention, then you can safely take your son to Game Day.
Malruhn 09-18-06, 02:49 PM	I would add that I have seen eight and nine year-olds that could game very well... and thirty-five year-olds that should have their dice taken away, and have paper cuts put on their eyeballs for immaturity.
supernerd222 09-18-06, 10:15 PM	It's fine. The adventures aren't mature or anything. Provided he knows how to play, it'll be fine.
Soulkeeper 09-18-06, 11:20 PM	I appreciate the replies. He does well with the game, and I plan to touch on some of the aspects we don't use in our own game. I just wasn't sure how other players felt. He's 9 after all, and maturity aside, I've watched him make a few classic 9 year old moves in adventures that just amaze me at their lack of logic. I just simle and wonder what I would have done back then. :)