Denver D&D and More!

ABOUT THE GAME:
Yours truly will be DMing for all sessions. I love to use grids and follow closely to all DnD rules with few exceptions, and don't do too much homebrew. The setting will be high fantasy, magic and adventure! It will be a tailor made campaign however that will evolve as the players run through each session. All D&D materials, races, and types, are accepted including DnD Beyond, with a standard or point buy array, and all characters will start at lvl 1 with XP as the reward mechanic.
SAFTEY TOOLS
I expect that this game will initially be an open table in a public venue, so it makes sense to address Safety Tools.
I am open to exploring any safety tools, so please feel free to reach out to me at any time to discuss and review. The last thing I want to do is run a game where our players feel uncomfortable.
I think Sly Flourish covers the topic well in his article on D&D Safety Tools.
https://slyflourish.com/safety_tools.html
https://youtu.be/SjI-Dl0XJBU
I blatantly copied and pasted key items from his article below. He deserves full attribution.
LINES AND VEILS
Please reach out to me if you have ideas or suggestions to expand this list. Here are some lines that we should not cross:
At the Table

1. No racism
2. No sexism
3. No foul language (There are kids in the shop. I know that I occasionally let a colorful word fly, but we should attempt to keep it public friendly.)

In the Game

1. No sexual violence.
2. No sexual harassment.
3. No harm to children.
4. No character-driven torture of animals.

PAUSE FOR A SECOND
This is a way for players or GMs to stop what's going on in-game and pop out of character to make sure things are going in the right direction or steer the direction.
The person calling for the pause can bring up what they need, the others agree, and the game moves forward. Here are a few examples:

1. "Pause for a second. Let's skip the details on the sacrifice."
2. "Pause for a second. Can the spiders be something else?"
3. "Pause for a second. I don't need the details of the sex scene, can we skip forward?"
4. "Pause for a second. I'd like to slow down and make sure we're all cool with the decisions we're making."

If you have any questions please feel free to ask or msg directly.

SAFTEY TOOLS
I expect that this game will initially be an open table in a public venue, so it makes sense to address Safety Tools.
I am open to exploring any safety tools, so please feel free to reach out to me at any time to discuss and review. The last thing I want to do is run a game where our players feel uncomfortable.
I think Sly Flourish covers the topic well in his article on D&D Safety Tools.
https://slyflourish.com/safety_tools.html
https://youtu.be/SjI-Dl0XJBU
I blatantly copied and pasted key items from his article below. He deserves full attribution.
LINES AND VEILS
Please reach out to me if you have ideas or suggestions to expand this list. Here are some lines that we should not cross:
At the Table

1. No racism
2. No sexism
3. No foul language (There are kids in the shop. I know that I occasionally let a colorful word fly, but we should attempt to keep it public friendly.)

In the Game

1. No sexual violence.
2. No sexual harassment.
3. No harm to children.
4. No character-driven torture of animals.

PAUSE FOR A SECOND
This is a way for players or GMs to stop what's going on in-game and pop out of character to make sure things are going in the right direction or steer the direction.
The person calling for the pause can bring up what they need, the others agree, and the game moves forward. Here are a few examples:

1. "Pause for a second. Let's skip the details on the sacrifice."
2. "Pause for a second. Can the spiders be something else?"
3. "Pause for a second. I don't need the details of the sex scene, can we skip forward?"
4. "Pause for a second. I'd like to slow down and make sure we're all cool with the decisions we're making."

If you have any questions/issues, please feel free to ask or msg me(Clint) directly or John.

ABOUT THE GAME:
Yours truly will be DMing for all sessions. I love to use grids and follow closely to all DnD rules with few exceptions, and don't do too much homebrew. The setting will be high fantasy, magic and adventure! It will be a tailor made campaign however that will evolve as the players run through each session. All D&D materials, races, and types, are accepted including DnD Beyond, with a standard or point buy array, and all characters will start at lvl 1 with XP as the reward mechanic.
SAFTEY TOOLS
I expect that this game will initially be an open table in a public venue, so it makes sense to address Safety Tools.
I am open to exploring any safety tools, so please feel free to reach out to me at any time to discuss and review. The last thing I want to do is run a game where our players feel uncomfortable.
I think Sly Flourish covers the topic well in his article on D&D Safety Tools.
https://slyflourish.com/safety_tools.html
https://youtu.be/SjI-Dl0XJBU
I blatantly copied and pasted key items from his article below. He deserves full attribution.
LINES AND VEILS
Please reach out to me if you have ideas or suggestions to expand this list. Here are some lines that we should not cross:
At the Table

1. No racism
2. No sexism
3. No foul language (There are kids in the shop. I know that I occasionally let a colorful word fly, but we should attempt to keep it public friendly.)

In the Game

1. No sexual violence.
2. No sexual harassment.
3. No harm to children.
4. No character-driven torture of animals.

PAUSE FOR A SECOND
This is a way for players or GMs to stop what's going on in-game and pop out of character to make sure things are going in the right direction or steer the direction.
The person calling for the pause can bring up what they need, the others agree, and the game moves forward. Here are a few examples:

1. "Pause for a second. Let's skip the details on the sacrifice."
2. "Pause for a second. Can the spiders be something else?"
3. "Pause for a second. I don't need the details of the sex scene, can we skip forward?"
4. "Pause for a second. I'd like to slow down and make sure we're all cool with the decisions we're making."

If you have any questions please feel free to ask or msg directly.

SAFTEY TOOLS
I expect that this game will initially be an open table in a public venue, so it makes sense to address Safety Tools.
I am open to exploring any safety tools, so please feel free to reach out to me at any time to discuss and review. The last thing I want to do is run a game where our players feel uncomfortable.
I think Sly Flourish covers the topic well in his article on D&D Safety Tools.
https://slyflourish.com/safety_tools.html
https://youtu.be/SjI-Dl0XJBU
I blatantly copied and pasted key items from his article below. He deserves full attribution.
LINES AND VEILS
Please reach out to me if you have ideas or suggestions to expand this list. Here are some lines that we should not cross:
At the Table

1. No racism
2. No sexism
3. No foul language (There are kids in the shop. I know that I occasionally let a colorful word fly, but we should attempt to keep it public friendly.)

In the Game

1. No sexual violence.
2. No sexual harassment.
3. No harm to children.
4. No character-driven torture of animals.

PAUSE FOR A SECOND
This is a way for players or GMs to stop what's going on in-game and pop out of character to make sure things are going in the right direction or steer the direction.
The person calling for the pause can bring up what they need, the others agree, and the game moves forward. Here are a few examples:

1. "Pause for a second. Let's skip the details on the sacrifice."
2. "Pause for a second. Can the spiders be something else?"
3. "Pause for a second. I don't need the details of the sex scene, can we skip forward?"
4. "Pause for a second. I'd like to slow down and make sure we're all cool with the decisions we're making."

If you have any questions/issues, please feel free to ask or msg me(Clint) directly or John.