Young people

Questing Buddies with Jon Langdale (13–17 years)

Calendar
Wednesday 18 November
Location
National Centre for Writing at Dragon Hall
Time
16.30 - 18.00
Price
£ 5.00

Join us after school for a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired adventure with a storytelling twist!

This fun and collaborative session will guide you through creating your own character before embarking on an interactive quest together. 

Questing Buddies is a table-top game focused on inclusion, fun, and community. Our sessions are designed for everyone to play. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t tried anything like this before, this session is still for you!

Suitable for 13–17 years.

Jon Langdale

Jon Langdale is a creative facilitator who takes inspiration from local folklore and history to deliver bespoke youth-led projects with world-building at their heart.

He designed Questing Buddies as an accessible way for young people to start getting into the hobby, or try it and see if they like it. Borrowing from traditional role playing games, Jon’s focus for his new original game was communication, inclusion and creativity without complex rules or backstory.

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