Dungeons and Dragons: Expressions of Interest - Shed 11

• Tuesday between 4pm-6pm (18-25 year olds) or Thursday between 4pm-6pm (14-17 year olds)
• Create characters, explore fantastical worlds, and join a campaign with guidance from staff Dungeon Masters
• Please note these session runs every week during Term 3. For the best experience, we expect participants to attend most weeks of the term, just to ensure everyone has an enjoyable and consistent experience in the campaign

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a collaborative fantasy role-playing game where participants work together to create stories, solve problems, complete quests and overcome challenges in an imaginary setting.

As part of gameplay, participants may encounter age-appropriate fantasy themes including:

• Adventure and exploration
• Magic and mythical creatures
• Heroes, villains and moral decision-making
• Mystery, suspense and mild fantasy peril
• Strategic combat and conflict described in a fictional context
• Teamwork, problem-solving and character development

All sessions are facilitated by an experienced Dungeon Master, alongside a library staff member, to ensure a safe, inclusive and respectful environment. Content is moderated to be appropriate for the age group, and any themes that may cause discomfort or distress will be managed sensitively. Participants are encouraged to speak with staff at any time if they feel uncomfortable with any aspect of the game.

By registering for the program, parents/carers acknowledge that Dungeons & Dragons involves fictional fantasy storytelling and role-play, and may include age-appropriate themes of adventure, conflict and challenge as part of the game experience.

Interested? Fill out the below form to be considered for this exciting program!