Dungeons and Dragons Party 

Get in contact with Ed by email or phone. - eanburgos@gmail.com 07557947188

Ed and the party organiser will arrange dates/timings etc

Ed will also have a chat about the child and their friends to help him best plan for their adventure. Ed is experienced working with children and young people with a wide range of backgrounds and needs. 

The format of D&D makes it a perfect game for neuro-diverse children. Find out more here.

The birthday child can also be involved at this stage to have a chat with Ed and give suggestions on the kind of adventure they would like to experience. 

Find out more about the different types of DnD adventure

On the day of the event Ed will arrive 45 minutes before the start of the adventure to set up the games table. 

A typical afternoon's schedule would look like this:

12:30pm Ed arrives, sets up gaming table

1:15pm Party guests arrive

1:30pm Game begins

3pm Break and birthday cake

5.30pm Game over - party food for guests

6pm Ed packs up and leaves

4 hour session (rough timings)

15 min – Introduction and character selection

45min – Encounter 1 – Usually some mix of role playing and

exploration encounter where the players get have a feel for

the characters they are playing as well as interacting with the

world. Essentially getting a feel for what they can ‘do’.

10min – Break

50min – Encounter 2 – Combat is an integral part of D&D and

is what most of the rules are for, but it is also a lot of fun.

Once players have a feel for turns, dice rolling, and the

setting, fighting some cool monsters is next up.

15min – Break

80min – Encounter 3 – Like any good story we must have

hardship and trials. This may come in the form of puzzles in a

temple, more fighting against the evil wizard’s minions, or

the coming up with a plan to sneak into the mansion to steal

back the princess that was kidnapped. A combination of role-

playing, exploration, and combat.

10min – Break

90min – Final Battle – Every adventure needs a great climax.

This may well be a fight for the lives of the party, or the

adventurers may find another way to defeat the villain. Either

way the epic conclusion of a fantastic adventure.

Fantastic! Worth every penny. The least stressed I've ever been for a kids birthday. - Tanya 28.06.24

Q: What Dnd party favors would you recommend?

A: Blind packs of Polyhedral dice make for a great party favor for about £5. You can find some here

Q: Will my child be scared?

A: I will always make sure to tone down any scary parts or not have any at all depending on the group

Q: What kind of adventures will the kids go on?

A: One of the great things about DnD is that anything is possible. From classic fairytale style stories where you rescue the princess, to a last job for a group of adventurers who start out as criminals but become heroes by the end.

Best way to get in touch is via email eanburgos@gmail.com

If it is short notice (within a week or so) text me or give me a call on 07557947188. I may not be able to answer but leave me a voicemail with your contact details and I will get back to you as soon as I can.