Kids/Family Campaigns
AH! WELCOME ADVENTURER! I can see you’re just starting your journey.
Kids/Family campaigns are a great place to start your child’s budding curiosity of epic fantasy stories, and foster the drama of role play, the challenge of strategy, and the friendship and collaboration of table top gaming. At The Dragons Guild you will go on epic quests, travel through strange places, outsmart devious foes, or win a pie eating contest in the village of Midcoop. The guild is a safe place for new and experienced adventurers, and if you don’t know what you’re doing? THAT’S GREAT! we’ll teach you.
So, I ask you adventurer, are you coming along?
Children’s long form campaigns run weekly for five weeks, with 3-6 players at the table, alongside the GM. Games last for 2 hours, from 4:30pm-6:30pm on weekdays. The age range for children’s campaigns is 10-13. Taxes included in base price!
We also offer one-shot games, and bookable events/games, and birthdays.
Reviews
“The highlight of my summer this year was listening to my 12 year old son and his friend talk about their campaign on the ride home from games with Tyrnan. Listening to them retell their campaign and go into hysterics over plotlines and antics was such a joy!”
— Rickson Jewelry“Tyrnan is a great DM and his storytelling does a great job at immersing the players into the world. Tyrnan does an amazing job at making fights fair and fun for all the players. All his worlds have great storylines and good bosses. Tyrnan is my favourite DM and he does a great job even with new players.
— Callum, Age 13“My favourite thing about Stephanie's stories are how fun and weird the characters are. It’s a lot of fun to explore their world because they feel so alive, and like what me and my friends do effects them. Stephanie makes really cool monsters and boss fights. The best fight was when we tricked the lich king into giving up his powers and banished him.”
— Amber, Age 11“Stephanie was my first DM and she’s still my favourite. Nothing in the world is as it first seems and that’s really exciting because everything becomes a mystery. She makes amazing magic items for us to find. Sometimes they’re secretly cursed or have unexpected consequences, which can be really funny.”
— Ryan, Age 12