Learn to play Dungeons & Dragons at Arrow Wood Games (16+)

Are you ready to try your first game of Dungeons & Dragons? Arrow Wood Games will show you the ropes!

Learn to Play D&D is the one-time primer to get some experience before joining a D&D campaign. One of the Game Masters will guide you through the rules in various scenes that highlight the three pillars of Dungeons & Dragons – Social Encounters, Exploration and Combat.

Note: you do not need to come to this adventure with a character - Arrow Wood Games will have one ready for you. But feel free to bring one if you have one from our character creation workshop!

Additional notes:
- Arrow Wood Games requires a minimum of 4 players to run the event. Maximum 6 players per group.
- Tickets are refundable up to 48 hours before the event.
- Please arrive on time. Pre-registration is highly recommended but walk-ins are welcome when seats are available. Space is limited and will be granted on a first-come, first served basis.
- No outside food or drink. We have a selection of snacks and drinks available for purchase.

This session is for players ages 16 years and older. (For kids, younger teens, and families - check out our family learn to play, after school programs, Pro-D Days, or camps. There are have lots of options.)

Everyone Welcome! As long as you meet the age criteria, all are welcome at these events. 

Inclusive / Exclusive events - Arrow Wood Games is building a warm, welcoming, and intentionally curated environment for those who have often felt on the outside of traditional tabletop gaming spaces. This event centers women, LGBTQ+ folks, Black, Indigenous, and other people of color - and anyone whose identities or experiences have placed them at the margins of gaming culture. The goal is to create a space where you can feel at ease, included, and fully yourself - a place to play, connect, and have fun without pressure to explain, educate, or justify your presence. Come as you are. This space was made with you in mind. To maintain the integrity of this space, we reserve the right to decline or remove participants whose actions or attitudes compromise its inclusivity.