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Tomb of Annihilation Dungeons and Dragons 5E Adventure D&D

In this ongoing class we will play a dungeons and Dragons adventure in the jungles of Chult. We will see dinosaurs, zombies, and ancient temples.

Jill Henriksen (She/ Her) DM GM

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What's included

1 live meeting

1 in-class hours per week

Class Experience

Each week we will be playing the game Dungeon and Dragons. The adventure we will be playing is called Tomb of Annihilation.

We will be traveling to the jungles of Chult where dinosaurs and zombie roam. This game is usually described as Indiana Jones meets Jurassic Park. We will explore ancient temples and ride dinosaurs. We will meet all kind of new cultures out in the jungles from the Grung frog people to the Yuan-ti Snake people.

This is an ongoing class so students can join the game at anytime. New Players to the game are always welcome. You can play for one game session or many.

Week of October 3,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of October 9 ,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of October 16,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

October 23,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

October 30,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game..

November 7,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

November 14,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

November 21,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

November 28,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

December 5,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

December 12,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

December 19,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

December 26,
Class on December 25 will not meet this week.
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

January 1,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

January 8,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of January 16,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of January 23,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of January 30,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of February 6,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of February 13,

Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of February 20,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of February 27 ,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of March 7,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of March 14 ,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of March 21,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of March 28 ,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of April 11,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of April 18,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of April 25,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of May 2,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of May 9,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of May 16,

Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of May 23,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of May 30,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of June 6,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of June 13,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of June 20,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of June 27,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of July 3,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of July 10,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of July 17,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of July 24,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of July 31,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of August 7,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of August 14,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of August 21,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of August 28,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of September 4,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of September 11,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of September 18 ,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Week of September 25,
Students will introduce their characters if there are any new players in the game. We learned about which dice to roll for combat and spells. Student choices will determine what happens in the game.

Learning Goals

Students will gain problem solving skills as they play the storytelling game Dungeons & Dragons

Other Details

Parental Guidance

Class will include descriptions of fantasy violence such as fighting monsters. THere will be zombies, man eating plants, dinosaurs and other jungle creatures.

Supply List

Students will need a filled out character sheet and a set of the seven dice used for the game. 

Optional:
A Dungeons & Dragons player's handbook

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Jill Henriksen (She/ Her) DM GM

Joined April, 2020

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Teacher expertise and credentials

Bachelor's Degree in Education from Florida Atlantic University

I run Dungeons and Dragons Games during the week Monday - Friday EST I have several dungeons and dragon classes on Outschool.  I have been playing Dungeons and Dragons for many years.