Listings in Kent
Below you'll find every active listing we have for TTRPG groups and players in Kent
All listings in Kent
Jeorge (Gravesend)
I’m 18 and have never actually played dnd myself but really wanna try getting into it. I’m looking for a beginner friendly experience local to me that’s going to be patient as I learn the ropes.
Sign in to contactDungeons & Flagons Tabletop Gaming (Westerham)
We are a tabletop gaming space based at Westerham Brewery in Westerham, Kent. We have a beautiful gaming room with custom made gaming tables, a full cafe bar, fantastic street food and a boardgames library. There is no fee to play. Just book a table on the Westerham Brewery website and come on down. We welcome regular groups playing ttrpg games, collectable card games and miniature games.
Sign in to contactRo (Canterbury)
New to DND and wanting to join my first game. I work an unsociable job (theatre) so if there's flexibility in scheduling that would be great. Introvert as well so looking for a welcoming group that will help me get to grip with the game. Local to Canterbury would be preferred.
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Vapour Games (Tunbridge Wells)
Looking for a place to play Dungeons & Dragons, DnD or tabletop RPGs in Tunbridge Wells? The Lair at Vapour Games is a dedicated TTRPG gaming space designed for adventuring parties, one shots and long running campaigns. Gather your group, roll some dice and enjoy immersive roleplaying in a fantasy themed setting :)
Sign in to contactJosh (Maidstone)
Hey, I have a few hours experience on an online DND campaign as a player. And have played Baldurs Gate 3 a lot and have watched hours of online campaigns. So I know how to play. I'm looking for a game that is more-so fun than serious, and a group of people above the age of 20 ideally (I'm 30). I'm looking to get stuck into whatever campaign awaits me! Thanks, Josh :)
Sign in to contactLong range fighting is the best (Canterbury)
A friend and I are looking for a group to join dungeons and dragons I have been playing for nearly 2 years now and he is a novice but learning very quickly.
Sign in to contactDigby (Edenbridge)
20M, I am very new to dnd but I have played a few campaigns before. Very eager to learn
Sign in to contactMat (Canterbury)
Hey! My name is Mat 31M and looking for a IRL group. Live just 5 minutes outside of Canterbury. I have played DND for a few years now and been in a long term campaign for around 2 years. I am definitely more of a roleplaying, exploration type of player but not scared of thrusting my characters into combat.
Sign in to contactIona (Tunbridge Wells)
Hello! Brand new player here, fallen down the inevitable rabbit hole, with many of my friends being lifelong TTPRG lovers, but none have a table space currently open. I'm also relatively new in town, and looking to make connections, get out of the flat, and disconnect from work as quickly and effectively as possible. I'm passingly familiar with DND, and would love to give that a go - though open to hearing other options and editions etc. Profile-wise, I'm 31F, articulately goofy, and a card-carrying nerd for anything sci-fi, fantasy, comics, film/TV, roleplay etc.
Sign in to contactVannG (Tunbridge Wells)
Hi I am 43(F). I am new to Dnd and would love to find a group that would be happy to help me to dip my toes in the game.
Sign in to contactAshley (Bromley)
I am a decently experinced player who is looking to join a new group after my previous group broke up. Happy to play any system
Sign in to contactLuke (Canterbury)
Hi! I’m an experienced D&D 5e player and long-time DM, having run a couple of multi-year campaigns from start to finish. I really value character-driven stories, collaborative worldbuilding, and a solid mix of roleplay and tactical combat. For me, the right group of people is what makes a campaign shine. I’m looking for a friendly, reliable table that enjoys playing together and committing to a longer-term game.
Sign in to contactMatti (Bromley)
played some various ttrpgs and one shots, i have some experience with 5e but i've never finished a full dnd campaign before
Sign in to contactSam (Dartford)
New posting as my old one on here is more than a year old at this point A little about me: I started playing D&D 10+ years ago at a games store in Bromley that is now unfortunately no longer there, so I started hosting/running D&D games out of my parent's home for my friends but found that I was, at the time, struggling to find enough people to run decent sessions. I now have a roster of approx. 10 or so people who I regularly play with, most of those I have taught how to play the game myself so as a result our table is very accommodating to all levels of experience. I'm 27 years old, Male and usually I am the DM for any sessions that I run from home (though I wouldn't be opposed to being a player every once in a while!) I generally run games in one of two formats; Oneshots, where the start, middle and end are wrapped up nicely in a single standalone session which requires no knowledge of any existing characters or locations. These are somewhat linear as I typically have a specific story to tell during these. These oneshots are a good opportunity to try out new classes or character builds, or just try out a few different character personalities without too much fear of being 'locked in' long term to a character you dont know if you like yet. Campaigns, which are more long term. These are story arcs told over several sessions and require a single character to be used consistently each time we meet. These are much more freeform and 'sandboxy' and broadly, the party can do whatever it is that they like to explore the world and there are usually many available plot strings that could be followed. I have run campaigns of lots of different lengths over the years, ranging from a few weeks all the way up to a multi-year storyline. My groups tend to lean towards narrative storytelling with some roleplay elements rather than dungeon crawls, with some players being confident enough to do voices and such, but the extent to which you may wish to take part is entirely up to you (many players find it easier to narrate their character's actions and dialogue in third person until they are comfortable with the group) we are perhaps less focussed on being combat heavy, though there will usually be 1-3 encounters per session that could lead in that direction depending on player actions. I personally like to reward player creativity and prioritise telling a good story over 'players vs DM' types of games. Shoot me an email if any of this sounds like it might be your thing, if we're broadly on the same page about expectations for any games, maybe we can meet up in a 'neutral space' such as a hobby shop or similar, or arrange a call on discord or whatsapp (I don't tend to invite people into my home when meeting them for the first time)
Sign in to contactAlex (Gravesend)
Very small dnd exp Played couple of board games Multiple digital games Fav heroes 3
Sign in to contactkoifish16 (Canterbury)
I have brief past experience as a player. Slightly more rpg heavy then combat
Sign in to contactDee (Sittingbourne)
Played some online games of 5e. Very new to DnD. Would like to find an IRL group to play with.
Sign in to contactCaitlin (Canterbury)
Hi, I am 24f looking to join an easygoing friendly dnd group, I have previously played in 2 short campaigns and am currently dm of another (all 5e), focused mainly on having fun alongside the spirit of the game.
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