Chaos at the Cafeteria Table: Origin Story

A middle-school D&D game begins at a cafeteria table during lunch, sparked by Stranger Things, improvised rulings, and the belief that you don’t need much time to start an adventure.
Gather. Laugh. Roll
Gather. Laugh. Roll

A middle-school D&D game begins at a cafeteria table during lunch, sparked by Stranger Things, improvised rulings, and the belief that you don’t need much time to start an adventure.

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