Bring your group together for a story you help shape.
I prepare the adventure, explain the rules and guide
everyone through it, whether you’re planning a private
game, a celebration, or a workplace learning experience.
Beginner-friendly. In person or online.
Let me bring the adventure to you.
Bring your group together for a story you help shape. I prepare the adventure, explain the rules and guide everyone through it.
Beginner-friendly. In person in Toronto or online. I bring the adventure to you.
With a million reasons to play, what is yours?
For friends, couples, families, or complete strangers. Enjoy a complete story in one session or return for an ongoing campaign. Bonding through adventure is a well-kept secret.
For birthdays, special occasions, or workplace social events. Give your gathering a shared adventure, with someone to guide the game and get everyone involved.
For teams with something they want to practice or understand. A shared scenario with facilitated reflection gives participants a concrete experience to discuss in relation to their work.
You don’t need to choose a game or arrive with a complete plan. We’ll work out the details together.
Share who’s attending, what you’re planning, and any dates you have in mind. For workplace learning, tell me what you want the session to address.
We’ll discuss the story, format and practical details, then confirm the arrangement before your session is booked.
I prepare and guide the session. Your group makes the choices that shape the story. Workplace learning also includes reflection on the experience.
I’m a professional game master with decades of experience running tabletop roleplaying games. I enjoy helping new players feel comfortable and watching a group turn its own ideas into a story.
My background includes preschool teaching, work in behavioural therapy, and military service. Those experiences shape how I explain unfamiliar activities and adapt sessions to your group’s interests and comfort levels.
At your table, I handle the preparation and keep things moving.
Imagine a team trying to get a stranded expedition to safety. Supplies are limited, and each person holds a different piece of information. The group has to share what it knows and agree on a plan.
After the scenario, I guide a discussion about what happened. How did information reach the people who needed it? What happened when ideas differed? What would the team try in a similar situation at work?
We’ll start with your learning goals and discuss how the scenario and reflection can serve them.
Gathering friends, celebrating something special, or planning a session for your team?
Tell me what you have in mind.
New players are always welcome.
