Jason leads one-time and multi-session adventure games for kids, families, and professionals.
A role-playing game (RPG) is an interactive storytelling experience in which players collaborate to solve puzzles, find treasure, and defeat monsters in a fictional setting.
The RPG format is a powerful vehicle for promoting creativity, teamwork, and social connection. Nothing unites a group of students, a family, or a professional team like slaying a dragon!
Adventurers of all ages can experience the joy of exploration and discovery by playing make-believe!
The RPG format is a powerful vehicle for promoting creativity, teamwork, and social connection. Nothing unites a group of students, a family, or a professional team like slaying a dragon!
Adventurers of all ages can experience the joy of exploration and discovery by playing make-believe!
Adventure Groups
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Adventure Groups for Young People
Jason facilitates multi-session adventure groups for kids.
Adventure groups focus on creativity, teamwork, and social connection. No special equipment or prior experience with role-playing games is required.
Adventure groups are designed for middle- and high-school students. They generally include a mixed group of participants, though groups can often be adjusted or created based on the interests of those who enroll. Use the link below to contact Jason if you have particular requests or questions about whether a certain adventure group is right for you.
Click here to see the catalog of adventure groups for Summer 2021!
- Between four and eight 90-minute gaming sessions
- Four seats per adventure (ages 10+)
- Conducted remotely using Zoom
Adventure groups focus on creativity, teamwork, and social connection. No special equipment or prior experience with role-playing games is required.
Adventure groups are designed for middle- and high-school students. They generally include a mixed group of participants, though groups can often be adjusted or created based on the interests of those who enroll. Use the link below to contact Jason if you have particular requests or questions about whether a certain adventure group is right for you.
Click here to see the catalog of adventure groups for Summer 2021!
Jason makes every gaming session so immersive! He uses awesome background music and a whole slew of fantastic accents. This makes you feel really invested in the game and excited to see what happens next. |
Single Session Adventures
Jason leads single-session adventures for families, friends, and professional teams.
These sessions focus on teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. No special equipment or prior experience with role-playing games is required.
Families and friends partner with Jason to...
Professional teams partner with Jason to...
Click here to contact Jason and schedule your adventure!
- One gaming session, approximately 3 hours in duration
- Can accommodate up to 6 participants (ages 10+)
- Conducted remotely over Zoom
These sessions focus on teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. No special equipment or prior experience with role-playing games is required.
Families and friends partner with Jason to...
- Bring an exciting new challenge to game night
- Put a unique spin on a special event like a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or retirement party
Professional teams partner with Jason to...
- Build team unity and collaboration, whether a new-hire orientation or senior leadership retreat
- Spark new energy at an in-service or professional development event
Click here to contact Jason and schedule your adventure!
Jason creates opportunities for everybody at his table to experience success. Energizing, flexible, and dynamic, Jason unlocks the magic and reflects back to you yourself, as you'd most like to be seen. |
Adventure Resources for Teachers
Jason is the author of the Quests of Epic Proportions, a cooperative game designed for classroom use. Student teams undertake a fantasy quest with a "choose your own adventure" format. As the challenges mount and supplies grow scarce, teams need good teamwork and communication to be successful.
Built with social-emotional learning (SEL) in mind, the fictional challenges of the game are engaging and fun, while presenting "real enough" situations that deep SEL conversations can arise. Participants in a Quest will encounter opportunities to work on skills such as:
Participating teachers receive printable game materials and online access to a collection of "choose your own adventure" stories.
Click here to contact Jason and take your students on a Quest of Epic Proportions!
Built with social-emotional learning (SEL) in mind, the fictional challenges of the game are engaging and fun, while presenting "real enough" situations that deep SEL conversations can arise. Participants in a Quest will encounter opportunities to work on skills such as:
- active listening
- perspective-taking
- being assertive
- sharing the spotlight
- disagreeing agreeably
- tolerating ambiguity and frustration
Participating teachers receive printable game materials and online access to a collection of "choose your own adventure" stories.
Click here to contact Jason and take your students on a Quest of Epic Proportions!
The funny thing is that [my students] have not even caught on to this being SEL. They are stating sentences like, "Our group is using active listening, and it works." "I feel like our group overpowers people's opinions. How can we change that?" |