Track Three · Ages 18+
Evening Council
Adult players, educators, counselors, and families — with the most advanced crafting of any track. Evening sessions designed for the patience, skill, and creative depth that adults bring to the table.
What to Expect
The same Palinar campaign — with the craft complexity and narrative depth that adult players and families are ready for. Friday nights, Group A and Group B come together as one Council.
Make Something Ambitious
Monday or Tuesday opens with crafting. Evening Council projects are more intricate and advanced than the younger tracks — adults bring the patience and skill to take the work further, and families working together can take it further still.
Finish & Refine
Wednesday or Thursday completes the craft. The extra complexity means more deliberate work — and a finished piece that reflects it. You leave with something genuinely impressive in your hands.
Bring It to the Table
Friday is roleplay night. The craft enters the story — what you built with your hands becomes part of the world you're playing in.
The Council Convenes
Every Friday, Group A and Group B join together for a shared Evening Council roleplay session — 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. All Council members, one table, one story.
Weekly Schedule
Two groups run simultaneously — same advanced curriculum, different days. Choose the schedule that works for you.
Both groups meet together every Friday — 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Evening Council only. One table, one story.
The Advanced Maker's Guild
Evening Council participants work on the most complex versions of every craft discipline — because adult hands, adult patience, and collaborative family effort make it possible to go much further.
More Intricate. More Refined.
Every craft discipline has levels of complexity that younger students don't reach. Evening Council participants work at the top of that range — finer detail, more ambitious scale, techniques that take real focus to execute well.
Two Sets of Hands Go Further
Families enrolled together bring a natural advantage — a parent and adult child, or two adults, can tackle projects that would take a solo maker twice as long. The craft becomes a shared creation, not just a shared experience.
The Most Ambitious Finish
Week 4 of July: Evening Council participants take on the most complex version of the capstone project — a Bag of Holding or hand-bound Adventure Journal built to a standard that reflects everything learned across the summer.
Who This Is For
Professional Development Framing Available
Licensed counselors and educators can engage with the therapeutic and pedagogical dimensions of TTRPG facilitation. A professional development lens is available on request.
Play and Make Alongside Your Student
Parents or adult family members enrolled in the Evening Council share the Palinar campaign world with their kids — different tracks, same story, converging every Friday within your age group. A genuinely shared summer.
No Background Required
You don't need to have played D&D before. If you're curious about collaborative storytelling and advanced hands-on making, that's enough to get started.
Questions
The Maker's Guild
Every session includes hands-on crafting across seven disciplines. By summer's end, each participant has a physical collection of artifacts from their adventure.
Week 4 of July: All campers complete a capstone project — a Bag of Holding or a hand-bound Adventure Journal — complexity scaled to what they've learned all summer.
Ready to Join the Council?
Space is limited to 6 participants per group. Choose your schedule below to enroll, or join the waitlist for updates.