Dungeons and Dragons
D&D League information and registration coming soon!
Dungeons and Dragons League
Register by Jan 30
Hail and well met adventurers,
Dungeons and Dragons is a cooperative roleplaying game. When you’re playing D&D, you are building a story with everyone in your group. Every player creates their own character who reacts to events and the environment presented by the Dungeon Master, with the Dungeon Master deciding results and reacting to the Player’s decisions in kind. This back-and-forth organically builds a story and is what creates the fun at the table. If this sounds like an activity you’d be interested in we’d love to have you!
The College Station Dungeons and Dragons League provides a fantastic support group for new Dungeon Masters as well. We are always eager to welcome new Dungeon Masters regardless of prior experience!
Dungeons and Dragons is a cooperative roleplaying game. When you’re playing D&D, you are building a story with everyone in your group. Every player creates their own character who reacts to events and the environment presented by the Dungeon Master, with the Dungeon Master deciding results and reacting to the Player’s decisions in kind. This back-and-forth organically builds a story and is what creates the fun at the table. If this sounds like an activity you’d be interested in we’d love to have you!
The College Station Dungeons and Dragons League provides a fantastic support group for new Dungeon Masters as well. We are always eager to welcome new Dungeon Masters regardless of prior experience!
- No experience is required to play, newcomers are welcome.
- The College Station Dungeons and Dragons League is open to all associates and their spouses,* deadline for registration is Friday, January 30 @ Noon.
- The league will be using the 5th Edition rulebook (2024 One D&D update), and will run for approximately 17 weeks from February 3rd to May 26th.
- Games are played on Tuesdays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, in the College Station Dining Room, Building 200.
- Participants will be placed in groups of five to six with four to five Players and one Dungeon Master.
- In the first session, Players will meet their Dungeon Master and adventuring group and create characters.
To sign-up or for any questions, please send an e-mail to Dylan Barnes with the following information:
- Name
- Experience with D&D
- Preferred contact email
- Dungeon Master: Yes/No/Maybe
- Signed sports waiver.** The waiver can be e-signed here, or it can be printed, signed by hand, scanned and sent via email or placed in Dylan Barnes’s mailbox. If the associate does not have access to the upstairs of building 211, use the interoffice mail delivery to deliver the waiver, mail stop is TXA5 G2E.
Reynolds sponsors sports leagues to provide associates the opportunity to have fun and interact with associates from other departments. Reynolds sports leagues are not intended to provide an outlet for over-competitive groups or individuals to satisfy their need to win. Please keep these goals in mind when deciding if you want to participate in a company-sponsored event.
Reynolds is not responsible for the party splitting up, Demogorgons attacking the party and taking them to alternative dimensions, drawing from the deck of many things, and any action that comes after a Dungeon Master asks, “Are you sure you want to do that?”
*Terminated associates are no longer eligible to participate in a company-sponsored event after their last working day at Reynolds. NO EXCEPTIONS.
**A signed sports wavier is required to play. NO EXCEPTIONS. Failure to do so will result in the associate being unable to play until the wavier is signed.
*Terminated associates are no longer eligible to participate in a company-sponsored event after their last working day at Reynolds. NO EXCEPTIONS.
**A signed sports wavier is required to play. NO EXCEPTIONS. Failure to do so will result in the associate being unable to play until the wavier is signed.
1. Register using the form below.
2. Sign the sports waiver.
The waiver can be printed, signed by hand, scanned and sent via email or placed in Dylan Barnes’s mailbox. If the associate does not have access to the upstairs of building 211, use the interoffice mail delivery to deliver the waiver, mail stop is TXA5 G2E.
Or, use the button below to e-sign the waiver.
The waiver can be printed, signed by hand, scanned and sent via email or placed in Dylan Barnes’s mailbox. If the associate does not have access to the upstairs of building 211, use the interoffice mail delivery to deliver the waiver, mail stop is TXA5 G2E.
Or, use the button below to e-sign the waiver.
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a tabletop role-playing game (TRPG) where players create unique characters and embark on imaginative adventures guided by a Dungeon Master (DM). The game takes place in a fantasy world filled with magic, mythical creatures, and epic quests. Players use a standard dice set for TRPGs consisting of a 4 sided, 6 sided, 8 sided, 10 sided, 12 sided, 20 sided, and even a 100 sided dice to determine the outcome of actions and challenges. Such as combat, problem-solving, or social interactions between non playing characters called NPCs or other players. D&D encourages creativity, collaboration, and storytelling, allowing players to explore different roles and scenarios in a dynamic, ever-evolving narrative.
The Dungeon Master (DM) in Dungeons & Dragons is the storyteller and guide of the game. They create the world, design the adventures, control the NPCs, and environments the players interact with. The DM sets the scene, presents challenges, and adjudicates the rules, ensuring the game runs smoothly. They also respond to the players' decisions, shaping the story based on their actions, while providing a rich, immersive experience that keeps the game engaging and exciting. Essentially, the DM brings the game world to life and serves as the ultimate authority on the game's narrative. Fair warning, always think longer when the DM asks, “Are you sure you want to do that?”.
The Dungeon Master (DM) in Dungeons & Dragons is the storyteller and guide of the game. They create the world, design the adventures, control the NPCs, and environments the players interact with. The DM sets the scene, presents challenges, and adjudicates the rules, ensuring the game runs smoothly. They also respond to the players' decisions, shaping the story based on their actions, while providing a rich, immersive experience that keeps the game engaging and exciting. Essentially, the DM brings the game world to life and serves as the ultimate authority on the game's narrative. Fair warning, always think longer when the DM asks, “Are you sure you want to do that?”.
Besides Dungeons & Dragons there are several other TRPGs such as Pathfinder, The One Ring (Lord of the Rings), Avatar Legends (The Last Airbender), Dragonlance, and so many more. Each with their own set of rules and dice sets.
Here at Reynolds & Reynolds – College Station the D&D league is played on Tuesdays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm in the Full Throttle Café (Dining Room in building 200), lasting for approximately 18 weeks. No experience is required at all to play, newcomers are welcomed to join in on the fun.
Here at Reynolds & Reynolds – College Station the D&D league is played on Tuesdays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm in the Full Throttle Café (Dining Room in building 200), lasting for approximately 18 weeks. No experience is required at all to play, newcomers are welcomed to join in on the fun.
