One table. One story. Limited seats.

Camp Bloodmoon is an 8-week, in-person tabletop story experience for grades 5–8.

Players create original characters, explore a shared mystery, and make choices that permanently shape the story world.

This is a guided, educator-led experience — not a drop-in game.

Camp Bloodmoon meets once per week for approximately 2 hours with the same group each session.

Because the story builds week to week, regular attendance is important. Missed sessions can be caught up, but the experience works best when players commit to the full arc.

Groups are intentionally small (up to 8 players) so every child has a voice, agency, and meaningful impact on the story.

No prior tabletop or D&D experience is required.

Rules and systems are taught naturally as the game unfolds.

Experienced players are welcome, but no one has an advantage simply for “knowing the game.”

Players design original characters with guidance at the start of the campaign. Characters grow and change based on decisions, discoveries, and consequences — not just dice rolls.

Each player receives a custom 3D-printed miniature of their character and custom character sheet to keep. 

All materials are provided, including:

• Custom maps and terrain
• Physical miniatures and artifacts
• Personal ledgers for notes, sketches, and clues

Players do not need to bring anything except imagination and curiosity.

Camp Bloodmoon is designed specifically for middle-school students.

While the story includes mystery and suspense, content is age-appropriate and guided. Respect for others, the space, and the experience is expected at all times.

Boundaries are discussed openly, and no player is ever pushed into uncomfortable situations.

Short answer- Sorta... 

Camp Bloodmoon is atmospheric and mysterious — not graphic or disturbing.

Think tension, secrets, and discovery rather than horror movies or shock content.

Camp Bloodmoon is not a drop-in or open-ended game.

It is:

• One continuous story
• One consistent group
• A designed narrative arc with a beginning, middle, and end
• Built around a custom, interactive gaming table

Choices matter, and consequences carry forward.

Players keep:

• Their custom 3D-printed character miniature
• Their personal ledger filled with notes, drawings, and discoveries

Some story elements may even carry into future campaigns.

If you’re unsure whether Camp Bloodmoon is the right fit, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to answer questions — and I’ll say so honestly if it’s not the right experience for your child.