FALL D&D

D&D GAME MASTER FOR 7 YEARS

He first got into the game at the age of 12 when he was invited by a friend to play D&D. Inspired by the show Stranger Things, Scott said yes and upon giving the game a try he fell in love immediately! Scott began organizing campaigns for his friends when he was in the sixth grade and played regularly with an established adult group of players. 

During the height of the pandemic, Scott founded the D&D Club at Columbia High School, ran campaigns online and in-person outdoors, and taught others how to run campaigns as game masters themselves. Over the past seven years he has run D&D games for kids ranging from ages 10 to 17 and has pitted his players against dragons, werewolves, train-robbing bandits, megalomaniacal wizards, and the worst enemy of all, bad luck with the dice. When he’s not worldbuilding vast fantasy civilizations, Scott is studying for his upcoming driver’s test. (Gulp!) 

Scott lives in Maplewood with his little brother and the owners of Rocket Improv.

D&D GAME MASTER FOR 3 YEARS

His first game was at age 11 with a friend and his older brother as the DM. Even though Sam spent most of the game getting tossed into the ocean over and over and over by a mystic force, he couldn’t wait be a trickery cleric again! 

When the pandemic hit, he started a remote game with friends from his old neighborhood and they searched through the decrepit city of Waterdeep to find a kidnapped noble. Most recently, he has served as Dungeon Master for a few groups leading one through Andasia as they search for a wizard’s artifacts, and the other through the world of Talamir defending caravans from wandering groups of goblins. Sam plays Ultimate, runs track and likes being in the outdoors… as long as he doesn’t encounter the Tarrasque!

D&D GAME MASTER FOR 7+ YEARS

Shareef takes on the roles of both player and Dungeon Master in the Dungeons and Dragons show, Rivals of Waterdeep and is featured on the YouTube series Gaming Looks Good, a show that shines a spotlight on diversity within the gaming community. Formerly, Shareef co-hosted the video game podcast Spawn On Me and participated as a player in Roll20’s online role-playing series Star Trek Adventures.

When Shareef is not gaming he teaches math and science at NJIT and Rutgers University. Holding a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Brown and a Master's in Engineering Management from Case Western Reserve, he is a passionate advocate for diversity in STEM. Shareef also runs his own company, Math Is Good LLC, providing math tutoring to youths.

D&D Game Master for 3 Years

He was asked to play for several years by a dear friend, but they never made it work. When the pandemic was in full swing, that same friend said, “What else are you doing right now?” So, over Zoom, Andy began to play (original AD&D rules), and it wasn’t long before he was committed for the long haul. While still playing the character he started with, he’s since expanded to DMing his own games, primarily in a Spelljammer-type setting.

Andy’s been performing for many more years, and when he’s not rolling dice, you may have seen him grace your screen in shows such as “The Equalizer,” “Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens,” "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” "Orange Is the New Black,” “Luke Cage,” “Tales of the City," and “Tommy.” Film: Worth, Bridge of Spies & Interview Requested. Theater: The Hungry Hungry Games (National Tour), The Puppet Dead & The Story Pirates. He frequently performs in sold-out Entirely From Memory shows at Littlefield. He is also a teacher for the Stella Adler Studio, the Atlantic Theater Company, and New York University. www.andyschneeflock.com.