Embark on a magical journey in "The Wintermark Festival," a week-long camp adventure that plunges your young adventurers into a festival competition like no other, culminating in a grand finale that will test their mettle and teamwork.

This adventure is perfect for both new and experienced players. Newcomers will find it an exciting introduction, while seasoned players can delve deep into the complexities of the story.

Class Structure:
CLASS 1: MONDAY - Introductions & Character Creation

Introductions - Learners will greet each other, discuss their experience with Dungeons & Dragons or similar games, and describe their hopes for the week.

Rules - As a group, learners will create a set of rules to follow through the week. These will include how to communicate with each others, what type of language is allowed, what are postive ways to play the game, and how to show respect for your fellow learners.

The Wintermark Festival - Learners will find out more about the Wintermark Festival and what to expect.

Character Creation - Learners will then create their characters ready to use for the adventure starting the next day.

CLASS 2: TUESDAY - The First Trials
Adventure - The festival kicks off with a series of challenges for the player to test their skills in power, speed, problem solving and performance.

CLASS 3: WEDNESDAY - Team Battles
Adventure - The competition advances to the battle stage, the players must compete against a series of creatures and other teams to progress forward.

CLASS 4: THURSDAY - The Labyrinth of Ice
Adventure - The penultimate day of the festival leads the remaining teams into a chilling Labyrinth of Ice. Here, they must find clues to reach the hidden core.

CLASS 5: FRIDAY - The Grand Finale
Grand Finale - The festival reaches its climax in a grand battle that pits the adventurers against a formidable foe. Can they survive and become champions of the Wintermark Festival?

Highlight Reel - Learners will collaboratively compile their Top 5 (or more) favorite moments from the week's adventure.

Learning Outcomes - Students will reflect on the skills they've developed, the challenges they've overcome, and areas for future growth.

Farewell - The adventurers will discuss their next steps in the world of D&D and say their goodbyes, cherishing the friendships and memories they've made.

Requirements:
Students will need access to a computer for the duration of the camp.

We will be utilizing D&D Beyond (https://www.dndbeyond.com/) for character management and virtual tabletop gameplay.