RPG Dungeons — Local services in Carrollton

Two important notes before I start: The place itself is very well designed and maintained. It is a very neat and comfortable place to play D&D. I have experience with only one House DM, one group and the owner of this place. Can’t say anything about other DMs and other groups. However, as I dealt with the owner, I think what I have encountered is probably representing the spirit of the place.

This place is in a spirit of “authoritarian progressivism”. Everybody is very “accepting” (They/Them/He/She/His/Her friendly); everybody is nice and smiling, but the moment you deviate from the “party line” you are “stabbed in the back” in a very passive aggressive way. If your game does not fit a “Goody Two Shoes”/“Lawful Good Paladin”/” I am here to serve and heal” game style, you are in trouble. I tried to play a more complex character with some shadow aspects. Apparently, this caused people to feel “uncomfortable” and “threatened”, fact that I was never told about directly. I was supposed to guess that some people feel “obviously unease”. I never tried to offend or antagonize anyone and yet I was supposed to guess who chose to be offended by me. Without any warnings I was send an email “Here is you return with taxes for the next session, we don’t want to see you at the table again”. Which is a very passive aggressive/behind the back/coward’s style. When I confronted the DM and the owner about why nobody told me that there was a problem, the DM did not answer me (of course) and the owner said that he is “Too busy running this place to talk to everyone” and “That I was supposed to guess that I am causing unease in other people”. This is a very weird way to respond, taking in account that I am a well-paying customer that brought a couple of more clients to the table, and I am also part of his “business”. On a more personal note, I would say that the owner does have enough time for multiple smoking breaks during the day but could not find 3 min to talk to me before he decided to terminate me. I never threaten any of the players. Not “over the table” and not in the game. My “darker” game stile was targeting the NPCs and the story line itself. The owner may claim he offered to look for a different group for me, but how will this change the reality that I cannot express myself in the game and I will need double guess if I, God forbid, may have offended someone. I am not coming back to this place again and you can make your own...

This has become my home away from home. Love tabletop role-playing? Always wanted to try DnD but have no idea where to start (or what the heck a d20 is)? Then RPG Dungeons is the place for you. From Matt, who is normally there to run the shop, to any of the amazing House DMs (dungeon masters), you cannot find a greater group of people who are passionate, knowledgeable, and patient about playing tabletop games. Interested? I would say swing by the shop sometime, say hi to Matt and feel free to ask any questions you may have. From games that are scheduled on the calendar to special requests for games run by house GMs, RPG Dungeons has just about everything you can need to have some fun and escape the rush of the world for a little bit.

Not new to tabletop/D&D and looking for a place to play, they have tables available that you can book and run your own games at. Overall, RPG has pretty much everything...

Come play your tabletop games at RPG Dungeons Gaming Center. We have custom made gaming tables that seat 5-8 players + the DM. 1 is even setup in a private room, for more in depth RP. Each is equipped with built in 55"-65" LED monitors (covered by tempered, glare resistant, glass plates), dedicated laptops and lighting, detachable side trays, and power ports (standard and USB) mounted on the legs. Monitors are equipped with dual switch HDMI cords to run easily curated playlists of our 1500+ digital dynamic battle/terrain maps from the dedicated laptops or switch to your personal laptop with a tap of a button. We also provide 100's of mini's, different battle/terrain mats (ranging from 2'×3' dry erase to 4'×6' neoprene) including a play scaled map of Troll Skull Manor, and a ridiculous amount of 2D and 3D terrain (from Comm. Towers to Wizard Towers and everything...