Tabletop Games in the Virgin Islands just makes sense.

1. Creativity is good for mental health. 

2. Adults that play might live longer lives. 

3. Art and community building are some of our oldest instincts.

Tabletop Gaming touches on all of these points in an accessible and reliable way: Usually in the time it takes to binge a movie or show!

• Rainy Days and Nights Indoors don't have to be gloomy. A night of laughs can be the perfect cure to cabin fever.

• Low-Effort is the way sometimes. All you have to do is show up!

• You can tell your friends you fought a Dragon on a Beach and be 100% serious.

If you already play, I know you're already scrolling down to book. But if this will be your first time, consider this:

The hobby thrived during a "Satanic Panic", and exploded again in a Global Pandemic. Aren't you curious?

Play epic adventures! Called the world's greatest roleplaying game for a reason. 

 
Forbes thinks it's pretty neat. Immerse yourself into a fantasy world full of interesting characters, epic quests, and adventures you'll chuckle about years from now!

The hobby can be notoriously difficult to break into, but over here we streamline the process with a couple tricks:

Simplified Dice and Game Rules

My first DnD game was in 2015, it was upwards of 45 minutes between me sitting to start, and my character's first in-game action. That won't be a thing for you.

• EZD6 & GrimWild Game systems allows for Game Rules overview and Character Creation in 10 minutes

• Premade Character options for an even faster start

• Regular Degular 6-sided dice. All the fun, none of the memorization.

• If the party knows 5e, Shadowdark, or Dungeon World rules, we can talk about those too; thousands of hours under the belt there. 

Tightly Paced Adventures

My longest running campaign lasted two years. An absolutely amazing experience. But we don't have Game of Thrones time. We're speedrunning an episode of Samurai Jack. 

• Intentionally Curated list of Self-Contained Adventures to choose from

• GM with a literal year of Table Time and an eye for the dramatic

• Player-centric GM style. If you can explain it, you can try it. Shenanigans are a love language. 

The beauty of Tabletop Gaming is that there are no invisible walls, and I live for the moment when that clicks for a player.

A Game about trying to survive by accusing or lying to your loved ones. 

Werewolf, or "Mafia" in other groups, is a game that pits two secret teams against each other in alternating day and night phases. Depending on Group Size, a game session can last between 15 and 45 minutes.

Villagers

• Discuss and Vote during the day

• Eliminate 1 player each day

• Helpless at night

• Win if all Werewolves are eliminated

Werewolves

• Indistinguishable from Villagers during the day

• Eliminate one player at night

• Win if population equals Villager population

Special Roles

• 1 in 5 chance for Villager to draw special role

• Have simple abilities to support survival and Wolf Hunting

• Win if Villagers win

• Werewolf-Aligned and Neutral Special Roles have different win conditions

This might seem complicated if you're unfamiliar, but I generally teach Werewolf with a five minute primer and everybody is onboard halfway through a slow first game, and it never ceases to amaze me how passionate it makes people. It's like Mario party but somehow MORE chaotic as paranoia drives playful wedges between friends and spouses. 

10/10, everyone should play at least once. 

A Community Servant that loves Games.

Hey! My name is Tyrone, but most of my players call me Jack. I’m a St. Thomas Native with a background in Urban Farming, Disaster Management, and nonprofits centering youth, the arts, and disaster response. I’ve been designing and facilitating games for almost 20 years and formally working in the Tabletop industry for the past 7 years.

My Interests in a few points:

• Nature Lover, Open Water SCUBA Certified

• Certified Archery Rangemaster, 2nd Dan Aikidoka

• Published Poet and Writer 

• Anime and Videogame junkie

• Retired (Dive) Bartender

I am obsessed with helping adults reconnect with the creative storyteller they were as a child.