D&D In a Castle Organizer to Launch D&D Dungeon Master University

The first symposium launches in January.
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The makers of D&D In a Castle is launching a new program - a seminar to help Dungeon Masters improve their skills. Tabletop Vacations is launching Dungeon Master University, with the first symposium (their words) launching in early 2026. This is an officially licensed D&D event, meaning that Dungeon Master University can use the logo and other D&D IP in their promotional work. Dungeon Master University will take place at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, GA.

Per the press release announcing the event, there will be four learning tracks spread out over two days. Tabletop Vacations will bring in "acclaimed Dungeon Masters, industry professionals, and seasoned storytellers" to run the various sessions.

The four tracks are as follows:

  • Skill Building – Learn to run dynamic encounters, manage player behavior, and sharpen your improvisational instincts.
  • Campaign Building – Design memorable story arcs layered with meaningful adventures, and learn the art of narrative pacing.
  • World Building – Construct compelling settings, factions, lore, and ecosystems that bring your tabletop to life.
  • Career Building – Explore the business of Dungeon Mastering with advice from professional DMs, streamers, writers, and content creators.


The first Dungeon Master University will take place January 2-3, 2026. Spots will be limited.

 

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Christian Hoffer

Christian Hoffer

I think a writing course spread out over weeks would be far more valuable to me. Not just better retention but also time for the ideas to sink in and have time to work through some of the ideas. I just don't see how valuable a single weekend can be.
This is basically a D&D version of a writer's retreat, with a comparable price tag and probable utility. It's basically a fun weekend for hobbyists who can afford the price tag.
 

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I find it ridiculous, mostly for the price tag (which was expected). But then, I find the whole "D&D in a Castle" shtick quite ridiculous, so I guess I'm not really into their target audience.
 

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