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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 9537188" data-attributes="member: 42040">Also a librarian here. First, thanks for offering to run games for the community and promoting your library as an important hub of engagement for your area. Trust me when I say libraries need support now more than ever. So I've been involved in a variety of D&D programs at libraries. Many have turned out to be folks dropping in for one session to see what it's about. Be prepared to teach the game and don't expect an ongoing campaign with all the rules and options turned on full blast. I helped set up a D&D club at another library in the region, and it's grown into a massive, regular event. It's in a small town, and they have 20+ regular attendees biweekly. They've gotten into long term campaigns, teens using 3D printers to create their minis, poster printers making battle maps, etc. But it took time to grow into that. Remember that you're learning just like they're learning. Give it time to grow. Stay away from controversial story arcs - you want to cast a big net and not create negative publicity. Best of luck.</blockquote>