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Here is the blurb I used on the Facebook page for our last open D&D session. The game is hosted at a local store, and that store helped by sending out blasts to the event.
The date, time and location were up top via the Facebook interface. We got about 10 people, 2 of whom showed up late and were invited to watch, but 8 was already bursting at the seems of what I could handle. I could probably get more if I used something like Meetup, but we only have one DM at the moment (plus a separate GM who runs interesting indie games), so I don't want to get overwhelmed.
As ad_hoc says, the D&D brand, at this point, will do lots of the work for you. That's the benefit of playing the big game, vs trying to put an indie RPG campaign together. Just saying, "D&D" is going to pique some interest and there are a lot of geeks out there who keep meaning to play, or played in grade school but are intrigued by getting back into it, or what have you.
Join us this month and every month for a beginner friendly, open to all, game of Dungeons & Dragons! Explore mysterious, forgotten ruins beneath the earth, wade into political intrigue with the local administration, fend off horrific monsters threatening local townspeople, or tussle with pirates and smugglers on the high seas! With tabletop role-playing games, the story is what you make of it. (Well, almost. We'll be starting with a mysterious ruin on Sunday.)
All are welcome. No materials or experience are required. Spectators are also welcome.
The date, time and location were up top via the Facebook interface. We got about 10 people, 2 of whom showed up late and were invited to watch, but 8 was already bursting at the seems of what I could handle. I could probably get more if I used something like Meetup, but we only have one DM at the moment (plus a separate GM who runs interesting indie games), so I don't want to get overwhelmed.
As ad_hoc says, the D&D brand, at this point, will do lots of the work for you. That's the benefit of playing the big game, vs trying to put an indie RPG campaign together. Just saying, "D&D" is going to pique some interest and there are a lot of geeks out there who keep meaning to play, or played in grade school but are intrigued by getting back into it, or what have you.