Let's roll: a guide to setting up tabletop role-playing games in your school or public library

Convincing the powers that be. Introduction ; Why collect TTRPGs? ; Benefits to literacy ; Benefits to mental health and well-being ; Benefits of TTRPGs for autistic players

Case studies. Introduction ; Case study 1 : the adventurer's club ; Case study 2 : a TTRPG after-school club ; Case study 3 : a student-initiated club ; Case study 4 : introducing gaming into a learning resource centre ; Case study 6 : D&D in middle school (years 6-8, ages 12-14) ; Kids'RPG club programme proposal

How do I start and what do I need? What you will need ; running an online TTRPG session ; Roll20 ; Zoom ; How to start your TTRPG programme ; Getting the word out ; Zero-preparation games ; Notes

Session zero and beyond. Beginning GM : relax, and breathe ; You are also a player ; You need to enjoy the material ; You don't need to create an entire world ; You don't need to reinvent the wheel ; Session zero ; Before a session ; Tips for a GM during a session ; Start with a bang ; Embrace the chaos ; Teen GMs ; Summary ; Notes

TTRPGs for your library and further resources. Introduction ; TTRPG list ; Online resources ; Recommended reading ; Fiction reading list for ages 9+ ; Notes.