Unfortunately it's not that simple. If you are already familiar with how the RPGA works, and you have a complete and legal D&D character that adheres to the RPGA Living Forgotten Realms Character Creation Guidelines, then you can probably just show up and probably get a seat. If you have never played an RPGA event, and you don't have a complete and legal character you should contact a store employee at least a couple of days in advance so we can help get you ready. Also, Dungeons & Dragons is a game that requires personnel resources to pull off. We have to have a sufficient number of Dungeon Masters who are prepared to run a table of players, and each table must accommodate 4-6 players. This can be quite a juggling act, and there may be times when a new player must be temporarily turned away because we weren't expecting him or her. If you haven't been playing with us regularly on Saturday afternoons, it is best to contact a store employee a couple of days in advance to increase the likelihood that will have the correct number of Dungeon Masters ready for all the players.

If you'd like to take a shot at running some Living Forgotten Realms adventures at the store, let us know! We're always looking for new Dungeon Masters to add in to the rotation. In order to act as a Dungeon Master, you will need to own your own copies of the Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual.

All Dungeon Masters earn $20 in store credit for each Living Forgotten Realms adventure they run at the store during our approved D&D game night. The store will provide each Dungeon Master with a complete adventure module that contains all of the information the he or she needs to run it. All DMs are expected to completely read the adventure module, and be thoroughly familiar with its contents in order to qualify for the store credit.