D&D games near me

Every edition of Dungeons & Dragons in one place, sorted by how far you would have to travel. The 5E filter covers both the 2014 rules and the 2024 revision (5.5E), because most tables treat them as the same game. If you want an older edition, the filters below will find the people still running them.

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Run over Discord, Roll20, Foundry VTT and the rest. Worth a look if your area is quiet, or if travelling on a weeknight is the part that never works.

AD&D1E
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1E)
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Enter the Necropolis
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1/1
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Enter the Necropolis

I’m running Tomb of Horrors as part of my Enter the Necropolis series of Old-School Essentials one-shots. If you’ve ever wanted to try one of the most infamous D&D adventures ever written, this is your chance. You do not need to know OSE, and you do not need to make a character beforehand. I’ll have 14th-level pregenerated characters ready to go. This is old-school dungeon crawling, so expect traps, weird puzzles, hidden passages, bad decisions, and very real consequences. Fighting everything you see is probably a terrible idea. Looking at the room carefully, asking questions, testing things, and working together will matter a lot more. Character death is possible, but the goal is not to “beat” the players. I want everyone to have a good time tackling a genuinely dangerous dungeon and seeing why Tomb of Horrors has the reputation it does.

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AD&D1E
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1E)
Online
Campaign
Kingdom of Karmont
Players
0/6
Paid game
Paid game
GM
1/1
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Kingdom of Karmont

Paid game
The Game Master charges a fee to run the game.
Homebrew
House rules, a custom setting, or a system the Game Master wrote themselves.
DETAILS Online, AD&D 1e/homebrew campaign with the developer of AD&D Toolkit.  Tuesday nights 6:45pm - 9:45pm EST. REQUIREMENTS - Discord and working mic - https://roll20.net/ account - https://adndtoolkit.com/ account - $10/player/session DESCRIPTION Karmont is a small, frontier kingdom nestled among a series of mountain ranges near the coast of a largely unexplored continent.  The namesake capitol is cradled in the tallest peaks, far to the north.  Beyond the mountains are desolate lands, ruled by all matter of foul creatures.  Tantalized by the hopeful promise of treasure hordes and riches uncounted, adventurous types have been settling the coastal side of the mountains for decades now and continue to push northward. Kobolds, Goblins, and ill-mannered creatures of all sorts continually raid what cities have taken root in the fledgling kingdom.  Their ultimate aim is to drive all good peoples south, into the ocean from whence they came.  Thus the King has vowed to eventually press his forces beyond the mountains, to bring the fight to the enemy and put a permanent halt to their machinations and all of the resulting incursions.  Will you find treasure and glory in this wild, hinterlands?  Will you be able to stamp your mark as a hero of Karmont? CONTACT Email: info@adndtoolkit.com AD&D Toolkit:  https://adndtoolkit.com Discord:  https://discord.gg/EvjygRDvat Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/dnd1e/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@adnd-toolkit

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How to find a D&D game near you

D&D is the game most people mean when they say tabletop RPG - one player runs the world, everyone else plays a character in it. You do not need to own a book, and you do not need to know the rules before you sit down.

  1. Set the area. Press "Use my location" for an exact reading, or type your city. Everything on this page reorders by travel distance.
  2. Widen the circle before you give up. Most people find their table in the nearest city rather than their own street, so try 150 mi before deciding the area is empty.
  3. Read the listing, then message inside Groupfinder. Your contact details stay yours until you decide to share them.
  4. Post that you are looking. Half the matches on this site run the other way round, with the game master finding the player.

Questions people ask

How do I find a D&D group near me?

Let this page read your rough location, or type a city into the location box. It then lists every open D&D table sorted by distance, closest first. Widen the radius if your town is quiet - most people find a game in the nearest city rather than their own street.

Which D&D editions can I filter for?

5E (which includes the 2024 rules, sometimes called 5.5E), 4E, 3.5E, AD&D 2nd Edition and original AD&D. The page shows all of them together by default, so you can see the whole local scene before narrowing down.

What if there are no D&D games in my area?

Then post that you are looking. A player profile takes a couple of minutes and it puts you in front of every Dungeon Master searching your area. In the meantime, the online section further down this page is open to everyone.

Do I need to know the rules before joining?

No. Plenty of the groups listed here say outright that they welcome beginners, and most Dungeon Masters would rather teach you than hand you a 300 page book. The rules get learned by playing them.