Make 5 New Friends in 4 Weeks Through One shared Adventure.

Making friends gets harder as an adult:❌ Work eats your time and energy
❌ There are fewer opportunities.
❌ Harder to find people like us.Our curated Dungeons and Dragons game aligns time, opportunity and interest for a unique unforgettable experience with a new social circle.

✔ Small group of 6 players.
✔ Sessions tailored to your free time.
✔ Players are Screened before start
✔ Guided by a Game Master
✔ Our events average 4.9 ⭐ over 657 reviews.

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What does the 4 Week Fellowship Entail?

1. Before your Adventure
Attend our free beginner nights, meet us, and experience D&D with others.✓ Learn while playing
✓ Meet other newcomers
✓ No experience required
✓ Everything provided2. Receive Your Fellowship InvitationIf the experience is a good fit, you'll be invited into a curated group of six players.✓ Small group placement
✓ Players screened for compatibility
✓ Invited to join the community3. Join Your First Four Week Fellowship Adventure✓ Play a growing character
✓ Dedicated Host guides sessions
✓ All session builds to one Epic Story
✓ Stay connected in the private group chat.4. Continue Your Journey
After the adventure reaches its head, you'll be invited to play the other adventures launching each month, exclusive to the Ludos Guild.✓ New games launch every month
✓ Meet new people
✓ Continue existing friendships
✓ Join the wider Ludos Guild community

FAQ

- Frequently Asked Questions -Won't everyone else already know each other?
No. Most people come alone and don't know anyone else at the table.
The only people who already know each other are the Dungeon Masters running the games. Occasionally two friends may attend together, but most players are meeting for the first time.Will I be the only girl at the event?
Probably not.
Most events are around 3 men for every 1 woman, which usually means 2 women at each table. While every event is different, our games are designed to be welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.I'm worried I might be too old/too young for this?
Most attendees are between 24 and 49 years old, with many falling between 25 and 35.
Our events are designed for working adults who enjoy fantasy stories, games, and meeting new people.What does a beginner session look like?
A beginner session is a 3-hour fantasy adventure shared with 4–5 other new players.
Your Dungeon Master will guide the game and provide everything you need, including character sheets and dice.
Most venues host 2–3 tables at a time, with around 12–18 players attending in total.Won't I slow everyone else down?
Not at all.
Most attendees are completely new to the game, and our beginner-friendly character sheets make it easy to get started.
Our Dungeon Masters have taught this game to hundreds of new players and will guide you every step of the way.Worried about the rules?
Don't be - everyone is new to the game and its rules here.
But if you want to impress your Game Master - find the Twenty-sided dice we call the "D Twenty" You only need to know one thing to understand most of the game.
When you try something risky, exciting, or uncertain, you'll usually roll a 20-sided die (D20) to see what happens.That's it.Your Dungeon Master will teach you the rest as you play.The goal isn't to memorise rules. The goal is to have fun, meet new people, and enjoy the adventure together.With that said - your last chance to join us is below. There are limited spots for intake, seats are filled fast, so RSVP quickly.

How I got Here

It was Melbourne’s lockdowns, I had just moved, and I was feeling isolated.I worked a lot and stayed home the rest. I don't drink and night life generally wasn't for me.
My free time was spent listening to podcasts and playing video games.I got super lucky when I was invited to play a D&D game, once a week.
We laughed. We told stories. We had something to look forward to.
It became the highlight of my week.Years later I figured out the THREE
fundamental components that worked to connect people so well.As the only full time Professional Game Master in Melbourne, with over 657 Five Star ⭐ratings for my Melbourne based game nights - I was given the opportunity to learn what makes our games so special.1) Time - regular availability
2) Opportunity - novelty/challenges
3) Alignment - shared interestThis is what made us so different to the rest. Our guided game nights could do what 100 other outings couldn't.Bars, Clubs, Language Exchanges, Boardgame nights in the back of Pubs, Walks, Runs - you name it. They often miss one or more of these crucial components.I created the Ludos Guild to share with people who enjoy high quality structured role-play game experiences, and bring the same opportunities for excitement and fellowship to others.If that sounds like something you'd like, you’re welcome to join us, we run beginner sessions to D&D on saturdays (and Fridays).— Jope (Organiser, Dungeon Master)