Premium in-person D&D · South Edmonton
Dungeons & DragonsUnforgettable Shared Adventures
Curated adventures for adults, young adventurers and private groups of all experience levels, hosted in a private, dedicated South Edmonton game room built to bring every world to life.
Active adventures
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Playing together changes the energy: ideas build face to face, the table erupts when the dice land, and every miniature, handout and dramatic effect is shared in the moment. Each adventure is prepared from end to end with physical terrain, painted miniatures, atmosphere and rules support, so you can take your seat and enter the story.
Explore seven ways to play
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Curse of Strahd
Gothic horror · Adult table
Dread, difficult choices and hard-won light in the mists of Barovia. A character-driven campaign for players who enjoy atmosphere and a world that pushes back.
1 seat available
Waitlist open
Tomb of Annihilation
Jungle survival · Adult table
Ancient secrets, strange alliances and a deadly curse await in the wilds of Chult, where lost cities and lethal jungles guard the source of a world-spanning death curse.
6 of 6 seats filled
Youth League forming
Dragons of Stormwreck Isle
Coastal fantasy · Youth table
A welcoming weekly adventure built around teamwork, imagination and bold choices, with enough mystery and challenge for new and returning young players.
4 seats available
Enrolling now
Learn to Play D&D
Guided mini-adventure · Beginner table
First, build a character and explore the rules through play. Then use those foundations in a complete mini-adventure where your choices drive the story.
Two sessions · 6 hours total
In progress · Interest list
Descent into Avernus
Infernal war · Adult table
A city hangs over the first layer of the Hells while infernal armies close in, drawing unlikely heroes into a war of devils, fallen angels and roaring infernal machines.
Campaign in progress
Interest list open
The Wild Beyond the Witchlight
Fey mystery · Family table
A magical carnival opens the door to a playful, strange and choice-driven realm. Designed for families who want to discover an ongoing adventure together.
4 seats to launch
Interest list open
Odyssey of the Dragonlords
Greek mythology · Adult table
A mythic adventure of gods, Titans, oaths and prophecy, where a band of heroes must decide what kind of legends they will become.
2 seats to launch
Tables and private events
Introductory session
$25Your first complete 3.5-hour session at an open regular table.
Regular table
$35One 3.5-hour session per player. Multi-session blocks:
- 4 sessions$120
- 8 sessions$225
Private events
InquirePrivate one-shots, birthdays and celebrations, corporate or team events, and custom campaigns shaped around your group.
Ask about an eventSpecial programs
Learn to Play
$60Two guided 2-hour sessions that move from character creation and rules exploration into a complete mini-adventure.
Youth League
$20A welcoming league for ages 13–17. Ask about regular places or a drop-in seat when space allows.
Family Night
InquireAll ages welcome. A relaxed shared adventure for families, with the story and guidance shaped around your group.
Ask about Family NightYouth Camps
InquireSeasonal camps with focused, guided play across several days. Dates, ages and daily schedules are announced for each camp.
Ask about campsAll prices are per player unless noted. Private-event pricing reflects group size, format, preparation and location.
Your host
A career spent building worlds and storytelling.
Dean Andersen is an award-winning game developer and one of the co-creators of the Baldur’s Gate and Dragon Age franchises. Across three decades at BioWare and Wizards of the Coast, he held creative leadership roles including Director of Art & Animation, Director of Design and Director of Creative. His work includes Baldur’s Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Jade Empire, Dragon Age, Mass Effect and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. The games and teams he helped build collectively earned hundreds of honours, including BAFTAs, multiple Game of the Year awards and Role Playing Game of the Year awards.
Dean has played every edition of Dungeons & Dragons and has been a Dungeon Master since Second Edition, bringing more than 37 years of experience to the table. He has run games in Canada and the United States for youth, families, first-time players and experienced groups. His tables combine rich world-building, memorable voices, an inclusive atmosphere, meaningful player agency and interconnected campaigns where choices can echo far beyond a single session.
Dean is also available for select speaking engagements, panels, interviews and educational events about game development, creative leadership, world-building and collaborative storytelling. Ask about speaking and appearances.
Testimonials
What players say.
Good to know before you roll
A few common questions.
I have never played. Is this for me?
Absolutely. New players are welcome at any table, and you can arrive without knowing a rule or owning a thing. If you would like a gentler first step, Learn to Play is a complete mini-adventure built for beginners. Bring a best friend, partner or family member and make it a memorable date night or shared first adventure. Character options, dice and patient guidance are provided, and rules are introduced as they become useful.
What is Dungeons & Dragons?
Dungeons & Dragons is a collaborative role-playing game. You create a character, describe what they do and work with the other players to face a living story shaped by your choices. The Dungeon Master presents the world, plays its characters and responds to the unexpected plans your group invents. No acting experience is required, and there is no single right way to play.
Where are games hosted?
Most games are hosted in a comfortable, dedicated private game room in southwest Edmonton, near 23 Avenue and Rabbit Hill Road. It is an easy drive from the Anthony Henday, Whitemud Drive, Calgary Trail and Terwillegar Drive, with straightforward access from across Edmonton and nearby communities such as Leduc and Spruce Grove. The room is designed for relaxed, immersive in-person play. Alternate venues and travel can be discussed for private events.
Can our whole group book together?
Yes. Friends who already play together can stay together, with private one-shots, multi-session adventures and longer campaigns shaped around your group. We can also build a memorable date night, family event, birthday gathering or team experience for a workplace or community group.
What do I need to bring?
Just yourself. Dice, reference materials, miniatures and everything needed at the table are provided. You are welcome to bring favourite dice or a character notebook.
What adventures are available?
Start with the current open tables to see what is forming now. The wider library spans official fifth-edition Dungeons & Dragons adventures and standout settings from Arcanum Worlds, with heroic fantasy, gothic horror, high-seas exploration, mythic journeys, infernal danger, frozen frontiers and whimsical discovery. We can match a table to the tone, experience level and kind of story your group wants, including hidden gems such as Odyssey of the Dragonlords, Stygian Passage, Chains of Asmodeus, Reavers of Oath and Ruin in the frozen world of Grimnir, and upcoming original adventures such as Malborn.
What happens if I need to miss a session?
Please give as much notice as possible. Cancellation, credit and make-up options depend on the table and booking format and will be clearly outlined before you reserve.
Which version of Dungeons & Dragons do you use?
Games can use either the 2014 or 2024 fifth-edition rules. Most published adventures convert cleanly, so we will choose the version that best fits the table and make it clear before play. If you already own a Player’s Handbook or have a preferred rules set, mention it when you inquire. You do not need to buy a book to join.
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