Dungeons And Dragons Los Angeles

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.

From Boyle Heights Dungeons & Dragons

Beginners DND session

Sat, Sep 12, 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, Sep 21, 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, Sep 14, 8:00 PM

4.7

From Westside Tabletop Adventure Games

MACE: Medieval Fantasy Adventure Game (playtest session, new players welcome)

Sat, Sep 19, 9:00 PM

5.0

**NOTE: SCHEDULING IS CONDUCTED ON** [DISCORD](https://discord.gg/SevNwag8Yy). Join us for an open-table game of old school Dungeons & Dragons!MACE is a series of house rules of original Dungeons & Dragons that I have been working on for some time, as well as a medieval fantasy barony-crawl I would love to test out with some folks, especially those new to tabletop role-playing. The rules and setting guide will be provided in physical form at the session, as well as everything needed to play. The game prioritizes player agency, creativity, and problem solving, prior experience is unnecessary. Address and contact info will be provided before session. We play in apartment near Wilshire & Bundy. If you are waitlisted for a session, you will get front-of-line privileges for upcoming ones. Thank you!

2 attendees

Dragons Class Series with Griffin & Carrie (hybrid)

Wed, Sep 9, 2:30 AM

From Los Angeles Area Pagans & Witches Network

From Hollywood Moonlight Academy

OK guys – here we go! Every time dragons come up in a class, the class gets derailed. Not surprising really, it is in line with the nature of Dragons! For any Witch studying the Initiate Witchcraft path, I expect the mere mention of Dragons stirs a deep familiarity within that feels like more of an itch that can’t be scratched or even located! For those of us who work with the old world legacy of Witchery, I frankly do not understand how anyone could make their Magics real, without some kind of partnership with such a life source of Magic as these! That said, there seems to be a great need for a clear and concise class on Dragons, as there is so much misunderstanding around them. The classic forms that Dragons present has obviously captured the imagination of people in general, looking at such hit shows as Game of Thrones and House of Dragons. But seeing Dragons as some kind of pre-historic beastie that somehow missed the last curtain call with the other dinosaurs, leaves so much tragically unsaid. As with so much else in this profane world, the literality has trapped the seeking mind and left it blind. Truth is, many of the older, notorious Traditions are related to forms of Dragon Traditions or its kindred line of the Serpent. Within our Stream of Ced, we work both forms and as much fun as the beasties are, the magic, mystery and raw power of working with Dragons is profound and fundamentally changes how we approach and work with our Art. Having many decades working a Dragon stream of Traditional Witchcraft, Carrie and I have a lot of practical experience and frankly a lot to share on this subject. We’re probably the clearest mediation of this ancient and potent body of practice and understanding that you could find in our community today. We’re trying to squeeze this material into five weeks, which for the amount of material we’d like to get into, is a bit tight. But the annual Witch-blood Series, coming up fast in the Fall, that makes it such that we can’t extend beyond five weeks. However, this material does open up the perfect path into the Witch-blood Series, given that the Dragon Brood is another name for the ‘Nephilim type’ Witch-blood lineage. So, responding to the huge community demand, we invite you to come join us, for this series we have never taught before! Thinking on it, as virgins are a dragon’s favourite snack of choice and as we will all be virgins going into this material publicly for the first time… this should stir up the Dragons quite nicely! Class fees: $33 for single class, $130 for the series purchased in advance. \*\*PLEASE NOTE: Payments for all Events, Classes, and Rituals at The Green Man are non-refundable\*\* Videos will be available for a short time on the Website classroom for those who register for the full series. TO REGISTER

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🎲 Games & Thrones 🏰 Thursdays 👑

Fri, Sep 25, 12:55 AM

From " ¡ ᗯᗩᑎTEᗪ TO ᗪO TᕼᗩT . . . ᒍᑌᔕT ᑎOT ᗩᒪOᑎE ! ! ! ℠ "

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

Tarot Study Circle: Major Arcana Part 1 — The Fool Through Wheel of Fortune

Sat, Sep 12, 12:00 AM

4.5

### WEEK 1 **Tarot Study Circle: Major Arcana Part 1 — The Fool Through Wheel of Fortune** Join us for Week 1 of our **6-Week Tarot Study Circle**, where we begin our journey through the Tarot by exploring the first 11 cards of the Major Arcana. This gathering is open to **everyone, regardless of experience or background**. Whether you are completely new to Tarot, have been reading for years, or simply want to refresh your memory, you are welcome here. We will approach these cards as if we are learning them for the first time. Together, we will explore the **symbols, imagery, themes, meanings, and stories** behind each card while sharing different perspectives and interpretations. **This week we will study:** The Fool, The Magician, The High Priestess, The Empress, The Emperor, The Hierophant, The Lovers, The Chariot, Strength, The Hermit, and Wheel of Fortune. Bring your **Tarot deck, journal, notebook, or any other Tarot-related materials** you'd like to use. Come ready to learn, ask questions, share your perspective, and discover the cards together! 🔮 **Stay Connected!** Follow us on Instagram **@SpiratualKreatives** for updates on future Tarot Study Groups, upcoming events, and more opportunities to connect with our community.

16 attendees

DnD Teen Group 1 In Person (14-17)

Sat, Sep 19, 6:00 PM

From Dungeons & Dragons - Teen

-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.

From Los Angeles Werewolf Meetup Group

Ultimate Werewolf Comedy Show: Comedians vs. the Crowd

Sat, Sep 19, 2:30 AM

4.9

**ULTIMATE WEREWOLF COMEDY LEAGUE: COMEDIANS VS. THE CROWD** Come play—or watch—Werewolf, the social-deduction game similar to Mafia, reimagined as a live comedy tournament with professional comedians. **TICKETS** **$15 at the door** Advance tickets are available through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ultimate-werewolf-comedy-show-tickets-1996182339112 Seating and onstage player spots are limited. Please RSVP on Meetup but especially get tickets on event brite if you’d like to guarantee your spot. Part comedy show. Part social-deduction tournament. Complete chaos. Six professional comedians who have performed at venues including The Comedy Store, Hollywood Improv, and the Laugh Factory will compete across three live games of Ultimate Werewolf alongside volunteers selected from the audience. A few players will secretly be assigned as werewolves. Everyone else must identify them before the werewolves eliminate the entire village. Expect bluffing, accusations, alliances, betrayals, ridiculous defenses, and extremely confident decisions based on almost no information. PLAY OR WATCH Want to play? We save several onstage game spots for audience members who want to come and compete against the comedians. Prefer to watch? That works too. Follow the mystery, root for your favorite players, and try to identify the werewolves from your seat. Audience participation is completely optional, and no previous Werewolf experience is required. The rules will be explained, and each game will be hosted so the action is easy and fun to follow. The comedians will earn points throughout the tournament. The top three will qualify to return for the next show, and the evening’s champion will close the night with a victory stand-up set. WHAT TO EXPECT • Three fast-paced games of Ultimate Werewolf • Six professional comedians competing in a live tournament • Audience volunteers invited onstage to challenge them • Live hosting, commentary, interrogations, and eliminations • Points, rivalries, and a recurring league leaderboard • A stand-up set from the evening’s champion • Approximately two hours of comedy and social-deduction chaos Come play your favorite game in a fun new format—or sit back and watch professional comedians discover that being funny does not necessarily make them good at lying. **EVENT DETAILS** Doors: 7:30 p.m. Show: 8:00 p.m. Location: The Zebra Room Address: 5176 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 102, Los Angeles, CA 90029 Building: Historic Chaplin Studio Gate code: #5176 *Who will survive? Who will become champion? And which comedian will confidently destroy their own team?* Come find out—and maybe take them down yourself.

93 attendees

Indie RPG Game Night (Geeky Teas)

Tue, Sep 22, 1:00 AM

From Story Games LA

4.9

WHAT IS THIS EVENT? At **Indie RPG Night** we gather to play story games and independent role-playing games (RPGs). These games are similar to role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) but tend to be simpler to learn, and have more shared narrative control for all players. WHO IS THIS FOR? Any experience level is welcome, with no prior knowledge required. Almost all games are meant to be played in a single night (sometimes called *one-shots* or *episodic*), so no regular attendance is necessary. WHAT GAMES DO WE PLAY? We play games that allow us to come together to have a good time telling a story collaboratively. We do not generally play games with a win condition. Some games we play have a game master (GM) and players, similar to D&D. Other games are “GM-less” or "GM-ful", and have no game master, where the rules of the game have us share narrative authority so we all have similar control over the story. Some examples include: * Apocalypse World * Blades in the Dark * Dream Askew * Fiasco * For The Queen * The Quiet Year * Microscope WHAT GAMES DO WE AVOID? We avoid role-playing games that may require players to have prior knowledge of rules (which is often the case with RPGs such as D&D). Many of us love board and card games, however this is not the event for those games. Note that some story games have elements that may look like board and card games, however we play games that share our goal of coming together to collaboratively tell a story. Although some board games have narrative elements (such as Above and Below), or can be played in a narrative manner (such as Arkham Horror), these do not meet our criteria. If you have any doubts, please talk to one of the organizers. It is also important that games played conform to our Community Standards (https://bit.ly/StoryGamesLA-CommunityStandards). WHERE AND WHEN IS THE EVENT? Locations vary so check the meetup event for the current location. On this night we play at **Geeky Teas & Games** in Burbank. We plan to meet up starting at 6pm, and pitch games promptly at 6:30pm. The venue closes at 10pm. Games tend to normally last 2-4 hours. Note that Geeky Teas requires a $8 cover fee that you pay directly to them upon entry to the venue. HOW DO I ATTEND? If you plan on attending, please RSVP here. We have tables reserved but space may be limited, so we will prioritize people who RSVP if we end up having too many folks. We will try to accommodate everyone best as possible. If your plans change, please update your RSVP as early as possible so we have an accurate count. You should not need to bring anything with you, however always feel free to bring writing utensils, dice, note cards, and so on. WHAT ARE THE RULES? We try to provide an inclusive space, and do not tolerate harassment or prejudice of any kind, including that based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or disabilities. By attending and participating you are agreeing to abide by our Community Standards (https://bit.ly/StoryGamesLA-CommunityStandards). If you have any issues, please contact one of the meetup organizers at any time, either during the meetup or afterwards. We use the X-card and other RPG communication and safety tools, which we write about in our Community Standards document, and review when our events start. HOW CAN I RUN A GAME? If you are new to the group and the events, we ask that you play the first few times to get a feel for the games we play, and for the environment and our community. If have done so, and wish to run a game, please get in touch with the meetup organizers either at the event, or in the **Story Games LA** **Discord** ([https://discord.com/invite/qbPzyRYBQv](https://discord.com/invite/qbPzyRYBQv)). After doing so, you simply need to bring the materials needed to play: rules, printouts, notecards or blank paper, tokens, printouts, and so on. We may have some of these items, but may not have what you need. HOW CAN I BE A PART OF THE COMMUNITY? The best place to participate with our community prior to or outside of the events is to join the **Story Games LA** **Discord** ([https://discord.com/invite/qbPzyRYBQv](https://discord.com/invite/qbPzyRYBQv)). This is also where we sometimes host our online events.

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