D&D Lvl 10 One Shot Adventure: A Night in the Blue Alley

Date: Thursday, April 17th

Time: 5:30 - 10:00pm 

Cost: $15

Join the adventuring party for a Dungeons and Dragons one-shot adventure for 7th level characters. Create your character, grab some dice, and prove you’re the greatest team of thieves around! 

“With a secret knock and a turn of a particular loose stone, the passage of the Blue Alley transforms. Amongst deadly traps and hungry monsters is promised a dragon’s hoard of treasures. However, on your gilded invitation it was clear you wouldn’t be the only team looking to relieve the Blue Alley of its hidden gold. Can you race your way to the end with your fellow thieves before time runs out?”

This 10th level one-shot will take about 3 and a half hours to complete.Some previous play experience is encouraged but all are invited to join the table! 

Come prepared with a character of your own imagining with two uncommon magical items using any currently published 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons materials or use one of the pre-generated characters provided. You are encouraged to bring along writing supplies. The materials and pace of these sessions are intended for participants 14 years and older. 

A ticket is required for each participant in your party. Seats are limited so make sure to snag your spot HERE!

Seating begins at 5:30pm to grab food, drink and settle in before the game begins. Please arrive early if you are planning to choose a pre-generated character so you may familiarize yourself. Printed characters are not required, feel free to play your character on a tablet or app if that is easiest for you.

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DM Alex Timmis (he/him) loves telling stories around the table with friends. He has been playing Dungeons and Dragons for eight years and rolling dice behind the DM screen for four of them. While an improv performer and instructor, Alex fell in love with role playing games and helped bring FIASCO! to life onstage at the Mopco Improv Theater in Schenectady.  He is currently the Artistic Director of the Electric City Puppets. Role playing games, like improv, give us space to play and explore roles we don’t typically get to play in our day-to-day lives. Alex encourages a playful and respectful table where all players get a chance to add to the narrative and share the spotlight with one another.