Tabletop RPG
Dungeons & Dragons (One-Shot)
Players
3–5
Duration
2–4 hours
Age
10+
Difficulty
Easy
Dungeons & Dragons is the most famous tabletop roleplaying game in the world, and for good reason. A good D&D session gives you a shared story that belongs only to the people who played it.
I run D&D as a one-shot: a complete adventure with a beginning, middle and end that fits in a single session. There’s no campaign to sign up for, no homework, and you don’t need to have played before.
What a session looks like
I write a scenario for your group, picking the tone, setting and challenges to suit who is in the room. Players choose from a set of pre-made character cards (no building character sheets), and then the adventure starts.
As Dungeon Master, I look after the rules. Players just describe what they want to do, and I handle the dice, the mechanics and what happens next in the story.
Why beginners have the best time
Experienced players know the rules and sometimes play within them. Beginners try things that shouldn’t work, and every so often they do. Some of the best moments I’ve run came from someone who had never played before asking “can I try to…?” and the answer being yes.
What’s included
- Custom scenario designed for your group
- Pre-made character cards (no building required)
- All dice and materials
- Dungeon Master facilitation for the full session
- Session debrief and story recap at the end
Tone options
I can pitch the session anywhere from light and comedic to tense and dramatic. Tell me what your group would enjoy and I’ll run it that way.
Quick Facts
Category
Tabletop RPG
Players
3–5
Duration
2–4 hours
Minimum Age
10+
Difficulty
Easy