| When | Thursday 5:30 - 7:00 |
| Teacher Name | BenSancetta |
| Target Age Range | 12 - 18 |
| General Grade Level | Lower High School, Upper High School |
| Ability Level | Intermediate |
| Skill Requirements/Prerequisites | Prior experience with the game preferred. Basic math skills and willingness to make your own character are pretty much required to play. |
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| Family Provided Materials | The 4th Edition Player's Handbook -- a must! -- and your own set of dice would be nice. |
| Instructor Provided Materials | The D&D 4E DMG and MM, dice, a battle map and mini figures. |
| Study Group Style | Activity |
| Description | For anyone who's not played D&D before -- Dungeons and Dragons is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game where you create a character in a fantasy world -- a powerful mage, a strong fighter, a stealthy thief, what have you -- and play through adventures created by the Dungeon Master (me). The D&D Player's Handbook is all that's necessary to play the game, though having additional books do help. Note: This will be D&D 4E, so 3.5 and before books will not qualify. For those who have played before -- the game I'll be running will be set in a standard-ish D&D setting, so standard races are allowed (only la +0). I'm allowing core and Complete series classes, so go ahead and think about what you want to play, and a bit of backstory. The mount of roleplay is subject to change, depending on the people who participate campaign. There will be an alternate campaign run by Connor if there re too many people signed up. |