Cool Stuff & Inspiration
Inspiration can be found just about anywhere. In this case, articles, videos, and features that factor heavily into girls and gaming (especially TRPGs) are what give me inspiration for Dungeon Scouts.
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D&D&G, a mini-documentary created by Meredith Jacobson, is about girls being introduced to Dungeons & Dragons for the very first time. It was a huge inspiration in my effort to bring fantasy RPGs to the Girl Scouts.
Sarah B's D&D Tutorial Videos for her Gold Award, sponsored by the Pflugerville Public Library. Check it out!
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Official Sources
Our 2015 workshop wouldn't have been possible without help and support from a number of companies and organizations.
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Dungeons & Dragons was the first commercially-available tabletop role-playing game. Introduced in 1974, D&D established a worldwide hobby that continues to grow and evolve today. D&D is currently produced by Wizards of the Coast.
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Gaming Paper (the company) donated several rolls of its ingenious Gaming Paper (the product) for our 2015 workshop. When making maps for use in RPGs, Gaming Paper is a wonderful canvas to work on.
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Local Resources
Dungeon Scouts is based in North San Diego County, and the following links can guide you to stores and other locations where you can find supplies, games, and dice.
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If you live in Vista or Oceanside, then Pair-a-Dice Games is your friendly neighborhood game store.
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Friends of Dungeon Scouts
Friends can make all the difference in the world. If you'd like to meet some of the friends of Dungeon Scouts, you need go no further than the following links.
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Jenn Reese is an author, former Girl Scout, and an avid gamer. She was kind enough to donate several signed copies of her first novel, Above World, to the 2015 workshop.
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