Dungeons And Dragons Los Angeles

From Boyle Heights Dungeons & Dragons

Join us for an open-table game of old school Dungeons & Dragons! No experience is needed, and everything will be provided. Show up, grab a pre-generated character (or roll one fast), and we’ll dive into a dangerous, fantasy sandbox full of wondrous treasure, eldritch monsters, weird magic, and impactful decisions. Rules are quick, I’ll teach as we play, and each session is a complete expedition you can try to survive to brag about later. Play when you're available, no commitment required to future sessions. I look forward to gaming with you! \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Although you do not need to know the rules at all, there is a free, permissive licensed version of the rules we will be using here: https://drivethrurpg.com/product/550861/OSRIC-30-Player-Guide. Again, this is just for info, I will teach the game as we play. I also put together a wiki for the campaign (https://www.legendkeeper.com/app/cmlw2185w1mm40ton3ikw4efa). You don't need to know anything about it or to read through it, it exists to supplement information for folks who want it, and mostly for me to keep NPCs straight. There are session recaps there, so that may be useful for folks. If you want to get a contributor role so you can add things to the Player's Section, just message me with your email address.

5 attendees

We’ll meet at Document Coffee Bar, one of the most study‑friendly spots in K‑Town. It has big communal tables, plenty of outlets, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to settle in with whatever you’re working on. Bring your project and we’ll work alongside each other in a quiet, focused environment. During breaks, there’s space to chat, meet new people, and build a sense of community without any pressure. If you’ve been looking for a consistent, friendly place to be productive and make connections in Los Angeles, this is a great place to start.

2 attendees

DND weekly Adult sessions

Sat, Jul 11, 11:00 PM

From Boyle Heights Dungeons & Dragons

Join us for an epic Dungeons & Dragons adventure in Boyle Heights! This bi-weekly session is for new or infrequent players of the game. We welcome you to immerse yourself in the world of tabletop role-playing and embark on thrilling adventures. This event is perfect for those looking to learn more about Dungeons & Dragons in a chill and welcoming environment. We will provide everything you need to embark on this journey, from character sheets to dice. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the rich storytelling and immersive gameplay that Dungeons & Dragons has to offer! This session will also have workshops on Intro to DMing, Character Development, rules, and overall intro. RSVP to join the session, once the game is full you can add your name to the waitlist. To be fair to all, please confirm your attendance by the day before or your space will be given to someone on the waitlist. We know our "regulars" rarely RSVP however that creates confusion for new players so please take a moment to RSVP in the app.

2 attendees

Beginners DND session

Sat, Jul 4, 11:00 PM

Beginner’s Dungeons & Dragons Meetup (18+) Whether you’re brand new, returning after a break, or just need a refresher—this meetup is for you! Join other adults (18+) for a relaxed intro to Dungeons & Dragons. We’ll walk through character creation, gameplay basics, and a short adventure. No pressure, no experience needed—just bring your imagination. Dice and all supplies. Please note, if you are an experienced or intermediate player check out our bi-weekly regular session. Our games have moved to our additional space right on the corner of Mott.,2000 E Cesar E Chavez Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90033. Two doors down from our main HQ.

From The Los Angeles Dungeons & Dragons Meetup

Miniature Mondays at Geeky Teas & Games

Mon, Jul 6, 8:00 PM

4.7

Are your D&D games feeling a bit...gray? Let's get together and get some color on our minis with social painting sessions at Geeky Teas & Games on Mondays from 1-10 pm. Each week, we'll break out the paint pots and brushes and host a social painting session. Participants can bring their minis in and join in the fun as part of our standard $5 gaming fee. Our store painting kit includes a wide array of Army Painter paints and washes, brushes, and palettes. Whether just dipping your brush in for the first time, or a veteran of countless colorful hordes, come join us to hone your craft in a relaxed, collaborative, and social setting. Proof of vaccination is required at this time

From The Los Angeles Dungeons & Dragons Meetup

Miniature Mondays at Geeky Teas & Games

Mon, Jul 13, 8:00 PM

4.7

From South Bay LGBTQ Center

D&D 5e - Mines of Insanity! On HOLD Until Further Notice

Sat, Jul 4, 1:00 AM

4.4

ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Homebrew Join us on Discord [https://discord.gg/aCm4fH9e](https://discord.gg/aCm4fH9e)

From Dungeoneers of South Bay

Rime of the Frostmaiden Session

Sun, Jul 12, 8:30 PM

From Hollywood Moonlight Mystics

New Players welcome to join the ongoing campaign! Night has fallen upon Icewind Dale and the sunhasn’t risen for two years. The frozen north’sthin connection to the Sword Coast has beencut off and now the people of Ten Towns and theReghed tribes must fend for themselves. A divineforce has locked the land in frozen night. Rumorswhisper of shadowy figures forging a devastatingweapon in the mountains. Remnants of ancient powerawaken deep beneath the ice. --- Auril's Judge passed judgment on the sinners. And now the judge is slain. --- Deep within their Mountain Home the Duegar have built and launched a dragon of foul Chardlyn. Can it be stopped? Can it be destroyed? Now that the Dragon is slain, a price must be paid.

4 attendees

🎲 Games & Thrones 🏰 Thursdays 👑

Fri, Jul 3, 12:55 AM

From Dungeons & Dragons - Teen

A witchcraft store hosting weekly tabletop board game nights alongside *Game of Thrones* screenings would look like a **deeply atmospheric, community-centric sensory experience** that seamlessly blends dark fantasy pop culture with real-world occult practices. Instead of a brightly lit, sterile game shop, the space would feel like a cozy, secretive tavern or an ancient castle solar. The Aesthetic and Spatial Layout The store must carefully balance retail space with active gathering areas, using lighting and layout to create distinct "zones." * **The Hearth & Screen:** A dedicated viewing lounge with a projector casting onto a blank wall or a tapestry frame. Seating consists of plush velvet couches, floor cushions, and faux-fur throws to mimic the Great Hall of Winterfell. * **The Gaming Tables:** Massive, dark wood tables illuminated by dim, warm overhead lighting or battery-operated amber candles so players can read card text without ruining the moody ambiance. * **The Retail Borders:** The perimeter remains a fully functioning shop. Bookcases filled with grimoires, herb jars, and crystals act as the literal backdrop for the games. Weekly Timeline & Event Schedule To maximize retail sales and keep the evening structured, the night should run on a tight, repeatable schedule. [ 5:30 PM ] Doors Open & Pre-Show Social (Tarot pulls, shopping discounts) [ 6:00 PM ] Game of Thrones: Episode 1 [ 7:00 PM ] Intermission & Thematic Ritual (Brief candle lighting or tea service) [ 7:15 PM ] Game of Thrones: Episode 2 [ 8:15 PM ] Tabletop Gaming Open Play Begins [ 10:30 PM] Event Wrap-up & Closing Thematic Integration: Blending Magic with Westeros To make this unique to a *witchcraft* store rather than a standard comic shop, the event should explicitly tie the show's lore to real-world esoteric practices. * **"House Allegiance" Tarot Readings:** Before the episodes start, a staff reader could offer quick, three-card pulls based on Westerosi houses (e.g., House Stark for survival/ancestors, House Targaryen for ambition/rebirth). * **Themed Ritual Intermissions:** During the 15-minute gap between episodes, the host could light a specific incense or a "Melisandre-inspired" flame ritual to clear the room's energy before the next story arc. * **The Potions Bar:** Serving specific loose-leaf tea blends or botanical mocktails during the screenings, such as a lavender-chamomile "Milk of the Poppy" for relaxation or a spicy ginger-hibiscus "Fire and Blood" brew. The Tabletop Game Selection The board games available after the show should mirror the themes of political intrigue, dark fantasy, prophecy, and witchcraft. * **Thematic Strategy Games:** Title selections like *Dune: Imperium*, *Oath*, or the official *Game of Thrones: The Board Game* for players who love intense faction betrayal and resource management. * **Occult & Modern Witchcraft Games:** Games like *Middara*, *Arkham Horror*, *Betrayal at House on the Hill*, or *The Grimm Forest* to lean heavily into monsters, spells, and gothic folklore. * **Social Deduction Games:** Faster, high-energy hidden-role games like *Blood on the Clocktower* or *Werewolves* (re-skinned to fit fantasy houses) that keep the entire room laughing and arguing together. Operational and Legal Considerations Running a public event involving copyrighted media and community gaming requires a few practical guidelines. * **Copyright and Licensing:** Showing *Game of Thrones* publicly for commercial gain can violate HBO's terms. To stay compliant, the store should frame the evening as a **free community club night** where no ticket is required to watch, while generating revenue through retail sales, game rentals, or the potions/tea bar. * **Aroma and Sensory Control:** Because board gamers need to concentrate and watch a screen, the store should swap out heavy, smoke-producing charcoal incense for subtle reed diffusers or wax melters so attendees don't leave with watery eyes. * **Noise Management:** Screenings require silence, while board games generate loud cheering and laughing. Keeping the schedule strictly divided (Screenings *then* Games) ensures the two activities never fight for acoustic dominance.

2 attendees

DnD Teen Group 1 In Person (14-17)

Sat, Jul 11, 6:00 PM

-Recommended age range is 10-17. The groups are divided into 2 which meet on alternate weeks; the age split as recommended: Group 1 - 14-17 Group 2 - 10-13 To keep gameplay moving, we are limiting participants to 6 players, and an RSVP via Meetup is required. Players can contact the Game Organizer BHAC at 213-293-6170 These events are run as a community service and the expenses are covered by donations, however no one is turned away.

Old School Dungeons & Dragons (no experience needed)

Sat, Jul 11, 9:00 PM

5 attendees

Old School Dungeons & Dragons (no experience needed)

Sat, Jul 25, 9:00 PM

3 attendees

Old School Dungeons & Dragons (no experience needed)

Sat, Jul 18, 9:00 PM