Listings in Kent

Below you'll find every active listing we have for TTRPG groups and players in Kent

All listings in Kent

Christine (Maidstone)

Over 50 newbie. Wants to learn the games, and make friends.

Paul (Rochester)

Played AD&D many, many years ago. Recently bought D&D 5e.

Thenewplayer (Dover)

I am a new player just trying to play some D&D. I have all the basic stuff and a character I would like to play some games in Dover 😃🛫

Vaughn (Folkestone)

50, dad, distracted by a day job, haven’t played an rpg for 15 years but want to start again. D&D or sci-fi would be interesting.

Cameron (Chatham)

Never played dnd before but looks fun and am eager to learn

Rob (Medway)

Have had a lot of interest in fantasy gaming, own a few, but never played with anyone

In my 30's. I'm lookin to find a ttrpg group to join, I don't really mind which system. I have some experience with d&d and powered by the apocalypse games but also interested in systems like star trek, star wars, and vampire the masquerade. I typically get stuck dm'ing but haven't gotten to play in a while now. Hit me up if your group needs one more for whatever it is you're planning!

Rocknerd (Sandwich)

The last time I played (a)d&d it was 1994. I am now in my mid 40s and would love to play again. I have never lost interest in Ttrpgs and other tabletop games but as an autistic person it's hard for me to maintain friendships, let alone initiate new ones. That is not to say that I am not friendly of course! I am looking to join a local(ish) group for a campaign of D&D 5e - I am currently wrapping my head around the rules. I am also open to other games. I played an awful lot of Vampire the Masquerade in the 90s and early 2000s and loved that game more than any other, but I also played a lot of Call of Cthulhu, Warhammer FRP, and most recently (15+ years ago that is) Secrets of the 7th Sea. I am also fond of tabletop miniature gaming (blood bowl, necromunda, legions imperialis, etc...). I am also a fossil nerd, cabinet maker, Panzer buff and comic book fanatic... amongst other things 😂

Troy (Gillingham (Kent))

31 year old looking to play DnD for the first time. I have read up on rules and done character creations so want to take the next step and get playing!

Ashley (Maidstone)

Experienced DM (26) running two campaigns in Maidstone weekly. Open slots.

Kent Pathfinders (Gravesend)

I’m Phil Lucas,the Pathfinder Society Venture Agent for Kent, promoting Paizo’s Pathfinder (https://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety) and Starfinder (https://paizo.com/starfindersociety) Organised Play programme. We currently have monthly meetings every third Sunday of the month 11am-4pm at Dice & Destiny (https://www.diceanddestiny.co.uk/) Canterbury and every fourth Wednesday 6pm-10pm at The Mug & Meeple (https://mugandmeeple.co.uk/) Gravesend. Organised play lets you play a fantasy or sf adventurer, part of an organisation whose mission is to explore, report and co-operate, undertaking daring and challenging missions in new adventures released every month, or in previously released scenarios, sanctioned modules and adventure paths. We are always looking for new players and GMs to join our groups and would also love to add more venues. The new Pathfinder Second Edition Remastered rules have begun releasing, Starfinder 3nd Edition is on the horizon and Pathfinder 1st Edition is still available as a Legacy game, so it’s a great time to come on board and get involved, we’d love to see you!

Hagrid (Folkestone)

35, male presenting, experienced rpg'er who hasnt had a game in awhile. Looking for a chill group with a focus on roleplay over combat, preferably a different system than DnD as i have played it alot, but open to DnD none the less. Have a few ideas for games to run, but free time is limited. Could run a game for the right group.

David (Ashford (Kent))

Hey! I am David, I am currently several months into my second D&D campaign (Curse of Strahd) as a player. Looking to connect with some like minded people maybe via Discord, talk games, play some online tabletop games occasionally and who knows, join a new D&D campaign with you. :D

Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club (Bromley)

We meet each week from 7pm-11pm for tabletop gaming and have a great mix of experienced GMs and enthusiastic players which The Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club is a friendly bunch of gaming guys and girls who meet every Wednesday night in Bromley night in South East London and online on Friday night to role play a variety of games. The roots of the Hobbits Hole Roleplaying club stretch all the way back to 1999 and has met at a number of venues across South East London before finally settling on our current home in Bromley. All of this makes for a great atmosphere within our club. We always try to keep an empty chair at each gaming table so if anyone wants to come to the club for a visit they are welcome to join in for the evening. We play a wide range of Roleplaying Games (Tabletop RPGs or TTRPGs), Boardgames and Tabletop Wargames at Hobbits Hole in Bromley SE London, including Call of Cthulhu, Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Shadowrun, Warhammer and many many more, as well as some of our members own creations. The club runs a rotation every four months, consisting of up to 5 different tables in hall on Wednesday nights. April to July, August to November, December to March. Contact info@hobbitshole.uk

LuMo (Ashford (Kent))

I've grown up around video games and have been playing ever since I can remember. I'd like to explore tabletop games and potentially be part of a group. I've had an interest in MTG and DnD although have not had anybody to play with.

Matti (Bromley)

played some various ttrpgs and one shots, i have some experience with 5e but i've never finished a full dnd campaign before

arthur (Ashford (Kent))

looking to dm for some enthusiastic adventurers

Sam (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)

Mr Pegasus (Rochester)

Just someone looking for other ttrpg ground that are out there, doesn't have to be just dnd, it could be any system, I'm just curious what groups are near me