I imagine a lot of Dungeons & Dragons players have done a real-life escape or puzzle room. Here's one to challenge their characters!This is a stand-alone adventure intended for you to work into your campaign if you are experiencing writer's block or if your players go somewhere unexpected. Feel free change names and other details around to best suit your world. This adventure works best as either a stand-alone location when the party needs to find some long-lost artifact, or as a section of…

The escape room that we made last year was so much fun that I knew that we had to do it again. But we can’t just do the same one, that would be boring and kids would already know most of the…

Library Escape Rooms are really big right now, so I tried to design this program so that any library can try to duplicate it. Because making something like this is kinda daunting–where do yo…

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You are Grumblebeard, famed wizard and grumpy old dwarf. You were just minding your own business, taking a little catnap, when you were kidnapped by the men of the evil king, Your Majesty, King Humfrey II. It is now your destiny to escape from the dark, dingy dungeon so you can gather your troops and lead a magical rebellion. This virtual escape room was creating by Ms. Autumn, Youth Services Librarian at the Downtown Huntsville Library, with the help of local Dungeons & Dragons expert, Mr…

For August 2022, I created an Escape Room for my library. Since the Summer Reading theme was Read Beyond the Beaten Path, which leaned heavily into camping imagery, I wanted that to be the theme fo…