D&D One Shot Adventure
In this one shot D&D game, players will focus on combat and teamwork to fight a new monster each week.
Will | Role to Play Games
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(28)
What's included
1 live meeting
1 hrs 30 mins in-class hours per weekAssessment
After the adventure, students will be prompted to add up their character's experience points and "level them up."Class Experience
The students in this class are actively involved in their learning. They will study the core mechanics of Dungeons & Dragons by making "in-game" decisions. What's more, we'll stress the importance of teamwork as a means to success, both in the game and in everyday life. Week 1: Clash with Kobolds (Level 1) week of 12/26 Week 2: Battle of the Goblin Gang (Level 2) week of 1/2 Week 3: The Owlbear's Might! (Level 3) week of 1/9 Week 4: There be Werefolk (Level 4) week of 1/16 Week 5: Ready for the Yeti?! (Level 5) week of 1/23 - Work together to fight monsters and protect one another. You will use your wits, teamwork, and weapons to defeat monsters and make the land safe again. - Each week we will explore a difference monster from the world of Dungeons and Dragons. We'll work on problem solving, teamwork, and communication as we battle a new dangerous foe each week! - Knowledge of D&D rules is needed to ensure each learner has plenty of time on their turn. Expectations: At the start of each session, students should be prepared with their character sheets and dice. All of the students will fight alongside one another and help each other succeed in their goals. Attacking other players' characters or teammates in-game is strictly forbidden and may result in a ban from the session.
Learning Goals
The course is designed to teach students how to work together effectively by solving problems, playing to each other's strengths, and communicating effectively.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
While I will keep the content age suitable, please keep in mind that there will be monsters, battle, and otherworldly magic. In the game, characters can die (but this will not be directly depicted). I am happy to make accommodations from parents based on what they believe their child is capable of handling.
Supply List
You'll need dice and a character sheet to play Dungeons & Dragons (physical or digital)
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
Parents and students, please be aware that the D&D Beyond website (dndbeyond.com) can be a useful resource for students developing characters and other content for use in this course. It is up to you as a parent to decide whether or not to allow your child to use the D&D Beyond website, and doing so is not a prerequisite for this program.
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Joined December, 2022
5.0
28reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Will is a 30-something educator and coach who loves to share stories and make people laugh. He's also a passionate tabletop roleplaying gamer, having been playing D&D for over 5 years with friends from all over the country.
Will's love of games and his belief in their power to bring people together inspired him to launch Role to Play Games, a company dedicated to helping youth connect through safe and fun tabletop roleplaying games.
Will believes that games allow us to be who we truly are, and that it's his duty to create meaningful moments in games. He loves games that allow for the creation of interesting and unique worlds, provide opportunities for dramatic roleplaying, and feature an occasional blast of action.
If you're ready to let your imagination run wild as you conjure up stories full of monsters, magic, and might, then let's roll some dice!Reviews
Live Group Class
$25
weekly1x per week
90 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-12
1-5 learners per class
