The Roleplayer's Guild

The Roleplayer's Guild
Level up your roleplaying game—literally.
The Roleplayer’s Guild is a monthly, workshop-style meetup for tabletop RPG players who want to sharpen their skills, boost their confidence, and bring more depth to their characters and gameplay.
Each session includes icebreakers, large and small group discussions, and closing reflections, with occasional live demonstrations to help illustrate key roleplaying techniques in action. Topics rotate monthly and cover everything from:

• Finding your voice (accents, diction, body language)
• Smart combat planning and resource management
• Building dynamic characters
• Sharing the spotlight
• Staying focused at the table (with neurodivergent-friendly tips)
• AND will even cover the basics of many of the RPGs you might be curious to try in the future

🛠️ Note: This is a player development workshop, not a gameplay session.
Looking to play? Join our other event, All Inclusive RPG nights, every third Friday at Game Kastle.

Whether you're new to roleplaying or a veteran looking to refine your craft, The Roleplayer’s Guild is a welcoming space to grow, learn, and roll with character.

Feel free to arrive early! I’ll be there by 12:30 PM, and most of our facilitators will be too. It’s a great time to sign in, settle in, and enjoy some casual conversation before we jump into the structured activities. Arriving early helps us make the most of our time together!

This Month’s Theme:
🧠 “Neurospicy at the Table: Playing Your Way”
Whether you’re neurodivergent, suspect you might be, or just want tools to better support all kinds of brains at the table, this session is for you.
We’ll explore tips, tools, and shared experiences to help manage focus, communication, overstimulation, and social energy in tabletop RPGs. Learn how to advocate for your needs, find your rhythm, and enjoy roleplaying in ways that work for you—whether you're a GM, a player, or somewhere in between.
This isn’t a lecture or a panel. It’s just neurodiverse folks coming together to share what’s worked (or not worked) for them. No professional advice. No “one right way.” We’re not experts—we’re just people who love games and want to support each other.
Bring your stories, your strategies, your fidget toys, and your curiosity. You’re not alone at the table.