What is this madness?

  The first Dungeons & Dragons game was played back when Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson chose to personalize the massive battles of their fantasy wargames with the exploits of individual heroes. This inspiration became the first fantasy roleplaying game, in which players are characters in an ongoing fantasy story. This new kind of game has become immensely popular over the years, and D&D has grown to include many new ways to vividly experience worlds of heroic fantasy.
The core of D&D is storytelling. You and your friends tell a story together, guiding your heroes through quests for treasure, battles with deadly foes, daring rescues, courtly intrigue, and much more.

Here at Questers' Way, we play D&D across multiple campaigns weekly in a custom world and timeline constructed by our Game On! Director using the D&D 5th Edition ruleset, as well as two other campaigns set in the custom worlds of our other Game Masters.  

We play Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, each in a different region and year or age in the timeline, and play (usually) an accelerated, "old school" style 5+ hour game bi-monthly called the Knight Owls (we play from 7:00pm - 12:30am on Saturdays once a month), and a 21+ late-night event called Gray Owls (6pm - about 2am once a month).

Four Weekly Campaigns?  Seriously?

  Sure!  Each campaign takes place in a different time period, some in different worlds, so some players play in just one and others play in two or three, but they'll never cross paths.  Just as every adventuring party develops their own flavor and identity, having multiple campaigns running allows a wide breadth of gaming group experiences with multiple GMs.

But if I join now, I won't know what's going on...

  Well yes, and no.  One of the main reasons to build this site was to create an "adventure archive" for every campaign that we run (from D&D to Pathfinder to Fate and beyond).  This way, any player (new or old) can always look back at where the adventurers in any party have gone and where they're headed.  It's a lot easier to see yourself joining into a group if you have some idea (as a player) of where they've been.  If anything, it allows us to share our epic story with others.

How to use this part of the site

  Since D&D is one of our most popular gaming systems and uses a lot of custom content, we thought it best to make some resources that current players and prospective players could use.  

The History of Io - a collection of known history of the world our adventurers move through.  This includes common knowledge, but is constantly updated with the lore uncovered by player-characters as they play in each campaign. (currently under revisions as the Director begins self-publication!)
Custom Content - stop by here to see what custom Feats and specialized Prestige Classes are available for use in the campaigns here.
Spell Compendium (5th Edition) - spell books just keep getting bigger...  This is a resource to help keep it all straight in our heads.

​Thanks for looking around and have an awesome day!