Dimension 20 is the church I style my gaming after!


...important for setting stakes and keep things rolling!
...occasionally malleable if it makes for a better experience for all!
...there to make things feel cinematic!

A cinematic experience! The PCs and their impact on the world around them. You are the protagonists and it is your stories we are telling! I focus on making sure everyone's PCs are grounded in the world they inhabit. That means NPCs that are invested in their well-being or even their downfall!

Making calls to the best of my ability. Sometimes rulings don't go our way, and that can be upsetting as a player. It sucks when all your asking for is a cool moment only to be shut down. Ultimately the show must go on, and I do my best to honor the source material while making sure its fun for all.

- Racism, homophobia, zionism, sexism, or general bigotry. 
- Disrespecting the agency of others.
- Disregarding the concerns and feelings of others when making character choices. 
- Players who want to be villainous toward other player characters without that player's consent. Bleed happens.

If you're into ___, you're going to love my table

...Dimension 20, Legends of Avantris, Worlds Beyond Number, The Adventure Zone, Midst, Oxventure, Skyjacks, Fools Gold, Magnus Archives!

...Fighting against tyranny, injustice, colonialism and capitalism!

...a variety of characters and voices that feel distinct!

characters that support each other. You can all be bards if you are in a band together, it doesn't have to be a "balanced party".

What matters is that everyone feels like their story is important and distinct. If the party composition breaks the game, I can unbreak it in 100 different ways.

...I think roleplaying is a great way to build community and confidence. 
...I staunchly believe it belongs to us all, now more than ever. 
...I want to tell cool stories, and I want to collaborate with others.
...I love playing games!

People are always surprised when I tell them

d20 System

Forged in the Dark

Year Zero Engine

Alchemy

Foundry VTT

“Roleplay Heavy” games place the focus on the story, the characters, and the world they live within, and tend to lean hard into the various roleplaying elements of the game. These games will frequently find the party talking with NPCs, exploring the personal elements of their backstories, or even having emotional moments around the camp fire. 

Roleplay Heavy

“Rule of Cool” emphasizes creative story beats over sticking to a system’s rules as written. Players have the ability to push the limits of the rules or even break core rule mechanics at times if the Game Master thinks it is interesting, fun, or cool enough.

Rule of Cool (RoC)

Games that are ran “Rules as Written” emphasize realism and stick to the letter of the rules, allowing players to explore creative solutions while still operating under a consistent rule set. Players have the ability to utilize the rules in creative ways to create awesome characters and moments in the game.

Rules as Written (RaW)

Dungeons & Dragons 5e

Call of Cthulhu

Shadowrun

Homebrew Game

Blades in the Dark

Monster of the Week

Mutant: Year Zero

Coriolis – The Third Horizon

Mörk Borg

Roll for Shoes

The Quiet Year

Lasers & Feelings

CY_BORG

BREAK!!

Mystery

Fantasy

Imaginative

Survival

Romance

Greetings, Traveler! 
My name is Lewellyn, and I freaking love Tabletop Roleplaying Games! Let me tell you a little bit about me~!

THE SHORT AND SWEET VERSION:

There is a seat for everyone at my table, no matter what your comfort level or experience may be. Do you want to play games that are… 
🐣🐥 friendly to new and seasoned role players alike;
🧠🌩️ easy to pick up and play, with plenty of prompts to spark your imagination;
⚠️👀 clear and upfront, with the genre and content warnings on the label so you know what to expect; 
🚫🤖 free of AI generated art or writing;
🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ hosted in a safe and inclusive play environment; and
🔊🎙️ actively providing Discord support from a professional GM and all-around goofball like me? 

Excellent - because that's exactly what I strive to provide you with at Dungeon Rabbit Games!

THE LONG (AND BORING) VERSION:

Before I began my tabletop journey, I spent a number of years in film school, participated in creative writing courses, and even enjoyed a brief career as a songwriter, so telling stories has always been my focus in life. I had played some ttrpgs before, but my GMing journey began out in the wastelands of 'Mutant: Year Zero'. I really wanted to try running games, and I wanted something that would be easy to to learn and introduce new players to.

At the time, I found the 'world's most-played RPG' to be a rather daunting (and expensive) undertaking with all its different books, and I wanted something that was easy to learn, but more importantly easy to teach. I had heard so many people in my community express their desire to try roleplaying, but I took notice of how they felt resistant, or intimidated like I did. 

I have met many people in my life who believed that table top games were awkward and fringe, and I wanted to try and change that perception by hosting some events out of my home with game systems that were easy to pick up and play –  allowing me to watch as my family and my community took their first steps into the unknown. Giving people a foot in the door by providing easy and fun gameplay opportunities (Like those found in Ben Wray's Roll for Shoes, or John Harper's Lasers & Feelings) allowed me to introduce tabletop roleplaying games to those in my life who would normally shy away from the wonderful world of collaborative storytelling in quick and engaging ways. Eventually, I began carrying a couple dice with me wherever I went. Turns out that most people have a story inside them they want to tell.

Since then I have explored many more TTRPGs, ranging across a multitude of genres and levels of complexity. No longer intimidated by D&D, I have since run a number of games, including a 3+ year romp through an entirely homebrewed world that I created WITH my players! I have led and facilitated games of Shadowrun, D&D 5e, MORKborg, Blades in the Dark, Monster of the Week; dozens upon dozens of indie games; and - of course - my first true love, Mutant: Year Zero. 

Currently I attend workshops in the hopes of becoming a game designer myself! Most recently I attended a workshop called, "Designing Games that Matter", run by the dynamite Avery Alder, creator of The Quiet Year and Monster Hearts. I highly recommend checking out her stuff! 

All in all, roleplaying is an incredible tool for building confidence, learning new skills, and creating a space that welcomes the whimsical and imaginative. Play is an integral part of the human experience, and the most rewarding part of it all is watching players get excited about their characters and seeing them grow as players, whether its transitioning from third-person to first-person roleplaying, investing themselves in the world, or simply learning to embrace vulnerability a bit more!

So wherever you may fall, I can’t wait to play~!

With boundless love and joy, 
Lewellyn

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