Vechel Fantasy
Fableflames - (Note: this game is in Dutch!)
Fableflames - (Note: this game is in Dutch!)
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The Verhalenvlam is a Dutch-language tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG), designed by Vechel Fantasy for families and gaming groups with children ages 6 and up. This adventurous game box is the successor to the beloved Adventure Handbook: accessible, creative, and the perfect entry into the world of roleplaying games.
What makes the Verhalenvlam so special?
- Dutch-language and family-friendly: specially developed for young players (ages 6+), but just as fun for a cozy game night with friends or family.
- Complete game box: includes three separate booklets: the Rulebook, a Craft Book, and an Adventure. Plus: a digital package with handy Quick Sheets, extra rules such as Companions (pets), a level-up system, and guidance for game masters.
- Flexible use: features Conversion Information to use the adventure in D&D 5e games as well: perfect for families already familiar with that system.
- Blending history and culture: adventures are inspired by Dutch history and folklore (such as the Buckriders and the Eighty Years’ War), making the game both educational and entertaining.
- Versatile application: suitable for home play, but also widely used in education, libraries, healthcare, and community settings – a clear added value in learning environments.
Note: This is a Dutch-language product!
And important: if you already own 'Het Avonturen Handboek', this package contains different stories but the same craft activities.
Good to know
- Game system
- Dungeons & Dragons (5E), Verhalenvlam, Dungeons & Dragons (2024)
- Language
- Dutch
- Players
- 1 DM + 3-6 players
- Play time
- 3-4 hours per session
Read on
- Starter guide: Dungeons & Dragons - Starter guide
- Compare: Daggerheart vs Dungeons & Dragons 5e
- The history: From bookshelf to dungeon - Appendix N and the pulp roots of D&D
- Starter guide: Fableflames (De Verhalenvlam) - Starter guide
- Starter guide: Dungeons & Dragons - Starter guide
- Compare: Daggerheart vs Dungeons & Dragons 5e
- The history: From bookshelf to dungeon - Appendix N and the pulp roots of D&D