A Guide to: Running a Dungeons and Dragons Session
The Ultimate Dragon Teacher
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Grade Levels
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool, Staff
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- PDF
Pages
23 pages
The Ultimate Dragon Teacher
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What educators are saying
Being a DM for a small group is easy for me, but I was struggling with how to go about DMing for my whole class at once. I like the ideas presented, and I found it very easy to adapt what I needed to in order to fit out classroom culture. Thanks for the resource.
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Howdy, Here is a bundle of all my Dungeons and Dragons resources. There are various resources that cover being a dungeon master to being a player. In the bundle is:A Guide to: Character Creation - Dungeons and Dragons for the ClassroomA Guide to: Running a Dungeons and Dragons SessionA Guide to: BeiPrice $18.00Original Price $19.00Save $1.00
Description
This is a guide on running a basic Dungeons and Dragons session a Dungeons Master (DM). I cover topics such as:
- Setting up expectations
- Enemies
- Encounters
- Creating a Campaign
- Critical Success and Failures
- Setting the Scene
- Inspiration
After creating characters in Dungeons and Dragons, this is how to actually play a game and run it with a group of Students.
Total Pages
23 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
2 hours
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