D&D Adventure Club
Michael Street
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(46)
Join this club of mighty adventurers to embark on weekly quests, campaigns, and journeys into the fantastical world of Dungeons & Dragons.
Class experience
What makes a great after-school club? It’s where amazing people come together to do something that they love. We’re looking for mighty adventurers to come together each week for the love of the game, Dungeons & Dragons. We have just two rules to follow: 1. We’re here to learn and experience D&D with people who want to do the same. 2. Most importantly, have fun! That’s it. We’re here to enjoy ourselves, and to be excellent adventuring companions to one another. This club is all about...
I’ve played and been a dungeon master (DM) for every version of D&D created, from the original box sets to the current 5th edition. And I still love it. Why? Because imagination matters. Storytelling matters. Myths and legends and adventures aren’t just something to watch in the movies, they are something for us to live and create and experience together. No matter who you are or where you’re from, I want to help you tell your story. I want to help unlock your imagination and work together to create the world that you want to be in and explore. As a D&D teacher and DM, that’s what I do – create an open and accepting space where you can have some fun and be yourself, through the lens of wild and fantastical characters.
Homework Offered
Prior to the first session, students must: 1. Bring an idea of the race and class of character you want to play. We'll be creating our characters together in our first session. 2. Create a free account with www.roll20.net. You MUST have this set up before the session begins. If you need help, please contact me in the days prior to the class.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Please bring paper and a pen or pencil to D&D Adventure Club. In addition, adventurers will need a free account with www.roll20.net to play the game. Optional supplies that adventurers may want to acquire (but aren’t required): 1) Dungeons and Dragons Basic Rules, a free downloadable document you can find with a quick Google search. 2) Dungeons and Dragons Player Handbook for 5th Edition. This is a more comprehensive guide than the free Basic Rules listed above. 3) A set of 7 polyhedral dice.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
This is a fantasy game that can include violence, combat, and life-and-death scenarios.
In this club, I may show materials using D&D 5e rules, D&D Beyond, and Roll 20.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(46)
In my earliest memories, I sought out mythical worlds, fantastical stories, and daring adventures. My nose was always in a book, as I looked to be swept away into some far-off place. And then, at age 8, I found a way to not only experience...
Group Class
$25
weekly1x per week
120 min
Completed by 67 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-17
4-6 learners per class
