Player Information
Quick FAQ
Do I Need A Character?
Dungeon Masters will provide appropriate pre-generated characters for their game.
If you bring your own character, being able to being able to use it in a game is at the absolute discretion of the DM. Any character you bring must be PHB+1 with no homebrew.
Do I Need Miniatures?
You don’t have to have your own miniatures to join in the fun. DMs may have miniatures you can borrow to represent your character in your game. Our Vendors will have miniatures and paint available if you want to start your collection straight away…
Do I Need to Know The Rules?
You don’t need to know the rules to play and have a great time. Your Dungeon Master and the other players will help. As long as you can describe what your character wants to do, the DM will work out what rules apply and what rolls you need to make.
Do I Need My Own Dice?
Dungeons & Dragons uses polyhedral dice to resolve play. We have dice available for sale during Winterfest.
Our Vendors will also have dice sets available for purchase if you want to buy your own set during play.
What Do I Need To Bring With Me?
Nothing apart from your ticket. A pad and pencil for notes might be useful. If you have dice, rulebooks or miniatures they are helpful, but there will be plenty of those available for purchase if not. Food and drinks will be on sale throughout the event.
Can Children Play?
Children must be at least 12 to play D&D at Winterfest. The reading level and some of the game’s themes and content may be too challenging for younger children.
Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
We will try and place children in friendly and appropriate games but many games may contain adult themes.
Where Is Winterfest Held?
This year, Blackwood D&D Winterfest is being held in the Centenary Hall at the Bridgetown Showgrounds, 38 Peninsula Road, Bridgetown.
Check out the handy Google Map on the Location page.
Player Behaviour?
It is a condition of entry to Blackwood D&D Winterfest that all attendees abide by the Code of Conduct.
If there is a problem with player behaviour, please see one of the event organisers or volunteers for assistance.
The Code of Conduct also applies during the Dungeons and Drunks session.
Got a question?
Let us know and we might add it here!?
When do Play Sessions start?
Play sessions start at 9am and 2pm each day and games run for about 3 hours. We recommend arriving at least half an hour before a session starts to be allocated a table.
Book a Ticket
Ready to join us? Book a ticket before they’re all gone!