Have you ever wanted to be a part of the world of TTRPG (Tabletop Roleplaying Game) and D&D but haven't found the right group, the time, or the right people to help teach you?
Well! You are in luck! The Cottage is beginning an education curriculum for the realm of TTRPG!
This class is our "How To Play" Class! We will learn:
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The Anatomy of a Character Sheet
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The Basics of Roleplay/Character Interaction
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Table Etiquette
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Character Creation
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Playing the Game (we will run a 3-Room Dungeon Game to put all of those newly learned skills into a practical setting at the end of the class).
Food and beverage are available for purchase during your game!! (please note that an autogratuity charge of 20% will be added to all food and beverage purchases, allowing us to provide top tier service during your game. Thank you for your cooperation!)
At The Witch's Cottage, we have an in house container/code of conduct agreement that will be provided to you before your session, and collected with signatures. Thank you for being a part of creating safe spaces!
Come and join us and learn some epic and new things as you create characters, sling swords, and roll some dice!
With DM Paul:
Paul (he/him) has been playing Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop RPGs for over 25 years. A sucker for dungeon crawling, mapmaking, monster ecology, and folklore-inspired fantasy, he especially enjoys the strange logic and dangerous magic of old fae legends. His DM style leans toward living worlds that react to player choices and encourage curiosity, experimentation, and player driven storytelling. Sessions are built to reward exploration and improvisation, where player ideas often reshape the world and create new paths rather than being redirected away from them.
He runs fantasy, horror, mystery, and survival games with a strong emphasis on discovery, atmosphere, and emergent narrative. The focus is on creating a table where players can take risks, follow curiosity, and uncover the unexpected without feeling like there is a single “correct” path forward. At his tables, mixing potions is rarely life-threatening, but always life-altering.
