Tuesdays, starting Jan. 20 and running for 8 sessions until March 10.
3:30-5:30pm
Ages 8-16
Capped at 6 participants. Open to new players and returning.
Style of Play: Can vary from a highly whimsical adventure to a dramatic fantasy epic, depending on the wishes of the adventurers (your kids!). Theatricality encouraged, as well as team cooperation. Includes fantasy violence, some horror themes, and lots of magic.
The next Tuesday session will be April 7-May 26 and will open for registration shortly before.
Price: $177
Member: $154
Location: Holter Museum of Art
Preparation: Participants will have the choice of either using a pre-made character sheet provided at the first session, or are welcome to make their own if they know how to*.
*If making your own, finished character sheets must be brought to the first session! Note on characters – as this campaign takes place in the Realm of AiC, participants are suggested to create characters that are aligned with one of the major clans of Middangeard. This is not a requirement, but clan affiliation will affect certain encounters in the game!
Another note! Start your character out on level 5.
Join for this after school class with dungeons and dragons fantasy play! Open to new players and returning alike
Dungeons and Dragons is a fantasy roleplay game that allows player-characters to make decisions with consequences to the storyline. The game is a collaborative social activity focused on storytelling and problem-solving with a group of players uniting to overcome challenges posed by the Game Master …. or not. Sometimes, player actions veer from storyline path and the Game Master responds using structured rules, epic imagination, and the will of the dice.
The Story:
To be announced!
About the GM:
Eric Dymit is one of the co-directors of Adventures in Cardboard Montana (otherwise known as AiCinMT), and an avid fantasy and role playing enthusiast! Taking inspiration from the AiC world of Minnesota, he has developed all of the Lore which Montana campers have played in for their summer camps, game days, and residencies*. In addition to his work with AiC, Eric has also worked as an Art Instructor with the Holter Museum of Art, as a Theater Instructor with the Myrna Loy Center, as a preschool instructor, and on occasion can be found performing as an actor in local productions. Eric is also a freelance artist. In his free time, he enjoys exploring the natural world, reading about and drawing fantasy characters, and petting every dog he sees.
* “developed” as in recorded the many exploits, wacky stories, spiraling tales, and yet-to-be-told (to anyone but fellow campers) narratives played out by campers that have come to make up the lore of AiC in MT.
We have reached maximum registration for this activity. Thank you for your interest! Each DnD campaign lasts 6-8 weeks with upcoming campaigns open for enrollment the week before start. Check back soon to see the next DnD in the Realm of AiC campaign to be happening at the Holter Museum of Art!
