Jonathan has been playing tabletop RPGs for roughly over a decade and has a passion for getting friends together and having fun. From growing passions through running murder mysteries for friends, he took his love of tabletop RPGs and tried to get all of his friends under the same roof to play with each other, make new connections, and help new players find a way to engage with the community. As the events have grown and solidified themselves in Regina, he has started developing a team to help create a better series of events for the community
Mandy has been playing tabletop RPGs for over six years and has developed a signature style at the table, collecting pets in nearly every game she plays. Her love for storytelling has also led her to craft homebrew adventures for her children and their friends, blending creativity with a sense of playfulness. Beyond the dice and character sheets, Mandy is passionate about building inclusive, welcoming spaces where players of all ages and experience levels can feel at home. Whether she’s wrangling dragons, inventing magical creatures, or helping newcomers discover the joy of TTRLG, Mandy brings people together through imagination, laughter, and community.
Robert has been both a Dungeon Master and Player for multiple tabletop roleplaying games for over a decade, his passion for gaming and storytelling has led him to a career in the Saskatchewan Film and Entertainment Industry. He hopes that he can bring his experience in running successful campaigns for his own gaming groups in order to show the importance that drama, improv, and human connection have for developing individuals, and the mental and physical wellbeing of people.
Making sure her game table is a fun, safe place for all players to explore is the most important thing for Jocelyn when she is running a game. Mostly as a game master, Jocelyn has been playing D&D and other TTRPGs for over 20 years and has helped organize games for board game nights and recurring library programs in Regina and Estevan before joining the Dinner and Dragons board. She is also a fundraising professional, has worked in the non-profit sector for over 10 years and is a mother. In her free time, when she can find some, Jocelyn is a watercolour artist and enjoys creating beautiful things.
Jon is a middle years school teacher here in Regina and has been involved in the development of Dungeons & Dragons clubs at Judge Bryant School and a few other places. He finds that role-playing games like Dnd or Hero Kids are terrific for encouraging imagination, teamwork, and math skills. He usually plays the role of a dungeon master but is fortunate to be playing in a campaign (“Tyranny of Dragons”) right now. His favourite class is Rogue since everyone likes to have a sneaky guy in the party. When he is not rolling dice and running away from monsters, Jon is taking care of his rescue dogs or driving his kids to highland dance practice.