We run short-format campaigns that begin, escalate, and finish in 3–6 sessions, 19:00–23:00.
Small tables, immersive terrain & minis, cozy lighting, and friendly GMs who teach as you play.

Reserve your seat and dive in

What is a Short Adventure?

A mini-campaign is a linked series of tabletop RPG sessions. These sessions feature the same characters and lead to a clear finale. This format is perfect for busy players. It suits newcomers who want more than a one-shot. It’s also ideal for friend groups planning a focused arc. You get meaningful choices, real character growth, and a satisfying ending without months of commitment.

Small time investment, big story payoff.

How We Run It

  • Times: 19:00–23:00 We start on time and land the finale on time.
  • Tables & Levels: Starter (Level 3) and Advanced (Level 5) options most seasons.
  • Systems: D&D 5e, plus rotating specials like The Witcher, Daggerheart, and sci-fi mini-series.
  • Characters: Bring your own or choose a pre-generated hero.
  • Rules comfort: No acting required — “I attack / I cast” is perfect. We explain as we go.
  • Safety & comfort: Session-Zero-Lite, gentle boundaries, breaks are normal.
  • Environment: Gorgeous terrain, painted minis, ambient music, inclusive vibes.
  • We provide: dice & pencils to borrow, character sheets, and friendly rules guidance.
  • Language: English & Dutch friendly.

Character & Gear Guidelines

  • Starting level: L3 (Starter) or L5 (Advanced).
  • Ability scores (D&D): Standard Array or Point Buy; official sources only at public tables.
  • Gear (D&D): Class starting kit + basic adventuring pack.
  • Consumables (D&D): L3 → 1 Healing Potion · L5 → 2 Healing Potions (per session).
  • Other systems: We provide system-appropriate starter kits and guidance.
  • Magic items: None by default; small boons at GM discretion.
  • Voices & theatrics: Optional. Clear, simple narration is perfect.

New to all this? Pick a pre-gen. You’ll be up to speed in minutes.

Who It’s For

  • First-timers who want more depth than a one-shot.
  • Busy players who prefer a clear start and finish.
  • Friend groups & teams planning a short series together.
  • Veterans craving a focused arc with meaningful stakes.

Example Mini-Campaign Arcs (by system)

D&D 5e (3–6 sessions)

  • Ravenloft: Road to Vallaki (inspired by Curse of Strahd) — Misty roads, village intrigue, hard choices. (4–5 sessions)
  • Chult: The Emerald Trail (inspired by Tomb of Annihilation) — Jungle ruins, lost maps, ticking clocks. (4–6 sessions)
  • Waterdeep: A Heist in the North Ward (inspired by Dragon Heist) — Casing, social play, the perfect score. (3–4 sessions)
  • Giants on the Move (inspired by Storm King’s Thunder) — Track titans and stop a rampage. (3–5 sessions)

The Witcher TRPG (3–5 sessions)

  • Contracts in Velen — Monster signs, politics, tough negotiations. (3–4 sessions)
  • The Oxenfurt Job — Investigation, alchemy, and a risky smuggling run. (3–4 sessions)
  • White Frost Warning — Chasing omens and eldritch cold across the North. (4–5 sessions)

Daggerheart (Cinematic Fantasy, 3–5 sessions)

  • The Ashen Gate — Cleanse a corrupted shrine and save a village on the brink. (3–4 sessions)
  • Emberfall Weald — Forge bonds with forest spirits as a blight spreads. (4–5 sessions)
  • The Gloamhollow Accord — Fey diplomacy that may turn into a last stand. (3–4 sessions)

Sci-Fi Picks (3–5 sessions)

  • Starfinder: Drift Salvage Run — Board a derelict, outrun rivals, keep the ship flying. (4–5 sessions)
  • Blade Runner: Neon Rain — Unravel a case through rain-soaked streets and moral gray. (3–4 sessions)
  • ALIEN: Frontier Rescue — Corporate ops and survival horror (tone adjusted to comfort). (3–4 sessions)

Note: We run original, store-friendly adaptations; titles signal the vibe. Check the Agenda to see which arc launches next.

Agenda & Tickets — Upcoming Short Adventures

Browse the dates below and reserve your seat for the full arc. We list all events tagged “Mini-Campaign.” If a table is full, join the waitlist or message us — we often spin up a second group.

Aankomende evenementen

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Tip: Arrive 10–15 minutes early. We start on time so bikes, trams, and babysitters stay happy.

Quick FAQ

How many sessions is a short adventure?
Typically, 3–6 sessions, shown on the event listing.

Do I need to attend every date?
No — BUT your choices shape the story. If you must miss one, we’ll recap. But we do need your commitment when you sign up for a Short Adventure. After all, what is the rest of the party without you?

Is this beginner-friendly?
Absolutely. Choose a Starter (L3) table and we’ll guide you.

Do I have to act or do voices?
No. Clear, simple narration is perfect.

What should I bring?
Nothing required. We offer sheets, dice, and pencils (snacks welcome).
Optional: pick up a Starter Set or dice from the shop.

Final Nudge

Book your mini-campaign now. Play through a cinematic arc with top-tier terrain and friendly GMs. Enjoy a room full of people who love the same things you do.