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Columbus Roll for Initiative Social Mixer

Sun, Nov 1, 10:00 PM
From Dungeons and Dragons Social Tabletop Society

We are hosting the Columbus Roll for Initiative Social Mixer to bring together local folks who enjoy Dungeons and Dragons and tabletop gaming. Whether you are a veteran dungeon master with years of campaigns under your belt or someone who has just picked up their first set of dice and is looking to get started, this is a chance to meet others in the area who share the hobby. The goal is simply to get everyone in one room to talk shop, swap stories, and maybe find some new people to play with. We will be gathering at a local spot to keep things casual and low-pressure. There is no formal gameplay scheduled for this session; it is strictly a social mixer to help build our community and make it easier to form future groups. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and come say hello. We are looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and meeting plenty of new ones. If you think you can make it, please take a second to RSVP so we have a rough idea of how many people to expect.

1 attendee

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CABS Saturday 10/24

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CABS Saturday 10/24 - join us for a day of fun and games!!! Your first visit is FREE!! Join us for one of the 2250+ games we have on site or bring one of yours!!! It's Your MOVE!!!

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Frequently asked questions

D&D on Meetup connects enthusiast adults to dive into the rich world of Dungeons & Dragons collaboratively. Participants can join groups that host regular meet-ups and campaigns.

You can search on Meetup by filtering for D&D groups in your location. Simply enter your city name or browse location-based suggestions for groups taking new members.

Yes, Meetup is an excellent platform to find and join adult-oriented D&D groups. You will come across numerous groups run by dedicated fans who welcome new players.

Many D&D groups on Meetup welcome beginners. They are often structured to help newcomers learn the game and enjoy immersive storytelling.

Absolutely. Meetup allows you to join as many D&D groups as you like, letting you experience different stories, styles, and communities.

Most D&D groups on Meetup are free to join, but some might have minimal costs for event materials or to support the host’s organizing efforts.

No, it is flexible. Simply RSVP to the sessions you can attend. Groups usually appreciate knowing how many people will show up for better planning.

Events typically include campaign sessions, learning workshops, and social gatherings where people can discuss all things related to D&D.

Yes, if you have a passion for D&D and wish to create your own stories, you can start your own group and host events on Meetup.

The availability of D&D events depends on local group activity, so they can vary by area. However, enthusiasts' demand often keeps groups dynamic and engaged.

Some groups prefer in-person meetings, while others might hold online events. Check each group’s event descriptions to find what suits you best.

Meetup itself doesn't directly host games. Instead, it provides a platform for group organizers to create and share events with members.

Meetup is primarily group-focused, rather than 1-on-1 setups. For intimate or exclusive gaming needs, arranging separately outside Meetup is ideal.

Some Meetup D&D groups feature experienced DMs, but availability can differ. It’s beneficial to read group descriptions to find the right match.

Group activity can depend on organizer availability and interest levels. Some groups might be seasonal, while others regularly host events.