Four experienced DMs will be at the Blue Hill Public Library to share their expertise being Dungeon Masters for the beloved game Dungeons and Dragons.  Erich Bensheimer, Nick Berry, Brittany Courtot, and Tim Peper, who will teach participants different aspects of DMing and host  a brief activity for participants to practice some of the new skills they’ve learned, along with resources available to take home. 

Free event

Erich Bensheimer first dipped his toe into Dungeons and Dragons in the '90s with the first Baldur's Gate computer game, but started playing the table top version in 2014 and started DMing in 2015 and has been doing so ever since

Nick Berry is a librarian and writer who grew up in western Maine. He has been playing tabletop role-playing games (rpgs) like Dungeons and Dragons for over 20 years and DMing for 10, and boasts an extensive board game collection

Brittany Courtot was born and raised on the peninsula, in both Brooklin and Blue Hill, and has been teaching at the Harbor School for nearly ten years. She taught herself to be a Dungeon Master and has been running sessions for both adults and teens for roughly seven years

Tim Peper has been a Game Master for over 30 years, running both original worlds and published campaigns. That same desire for collaborative storytelling and play carries into his work as a therapist and founder of Blue Hill Integrative Counseling.