Classes are for students 18+ unless otherwise noted.
Fees are for one adult and one child unless otherwise noted. Please register under adult’s name.
Classes for high school students
Go on a Dungeons & Dragons adventure, set in the land of Ithreach. We’ll explore heroism and risk-taking while building teamwork, empathy, problem-solving, leadership, and storytelling skills. New D&D players will band together to investigate trouble with an introductory adventure, “The Giant’s Table,” which teaches the rules and rewards of this role-playing board game. Returning players will continue the story with “Crooked Deals,” as they embark on an exciting mission to uncover secrets and break the lingering curses of the hag that have affected the town and its inhabitants. Attend one or multiple sessions.
Students who want a full day of D&D are welcome to take both. In this experience we will also paint miniature figures, draw character portraits, collaborate on world-building and storylines, design new magic items or monsters, and maybe even create and playtest an entire custom D&D encounter from scratch.
If you are an experienced Land of Ithreach player you can continue your problem-solving, leadership, and storytelling skills in a special “Dungeons & Dragons: The Call of Muse” adventure developed especially for you.
Roll Models uses storytelling and roleplay to create a shared imaginative space where children overcome challenges, share in successes, and work together to solve problems in a safe and fun environment. Within this space, we help children learn to take the perspectives of others, improve their frustration tolerance, develop their creative problem-solving skills, take risks safely, and cultivate communication and collaboration skills. Roll Models is a partnership between two longtime friends who believe that the imagination and teamwork of Dungeons & Dragons can help kids develop during critical times throughout their lives.
Founding partner and creative director of Roll Models, Christopher Walters is a former middle school teacher who started playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends and classmates when he was 10 years old. His interest in creating stories and characters shaped his life with a degree in English literature and as a published author for White Wolf Game Studio. Chris has worked with children for over 25 years in classrooms, after school programs and summer camps.
