The Park Slope DM
Have dice. Will travel.
Need a Dungeon Master?
I am a Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master for hire.
I play for pay.
Based in Brooklyn, I’ve played and run Dungeons & Dragons games for almost 30 years. Now I play and teach the greatest game in this or any world to adventurers and adventurers-to-be.
Kids. Teens. Adults.
Single sessions. Multi-sessions. Campaigns.
Existing groups. Newly formed groups. Matched players.
Dungeon Master lessons and tutoring.
Birthdays. Parties. Special occasions. One-offs. Repeat play. Regular and semi-regular play.
Want to play a non-D&D RPG? I'll learn it.
Inquire for rates, availability and references.
Keith Kopnicki
The Park Slope DM
Keith's first character, a fighter/mage elf named Glantor, died a gruesome death way back in 1991.
He's been a Dungeon Master ever since.
Creative Director, Writer, Director... Dungeon Master.
Keith started his career in 2002 at TNN where he penned the first image campaign for new network Spike TV. He quickly climbed the ranks and began producing and writing for major network campaigns, eventually moving on to USA Network, Fuse and A&E, where he served as creative director, before launching Fanclub Creative in 2014. He led the creative vision for the agency, crafting concepts for promos, campaigns, pitches, sizzles, trailers, upfronts and brand integrations for a wide array of networks and creative aesthetics. In 2016 Northern Lights acquired Fanclub, bringing Keith along as Senior Creative Director. Keith then returned to Viacom, where he started his career, and served in a freelance capacity as Vice President/Creative Director at Viacom Velocity for the Comedy Central brand. He is an aspiring comic book writer and screenwriter with two graphic short stories published to date. He lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn with his wife Maja, their son Robbie and cat Pip. He likes his coffee black.
Reel: https://keithkopnicki.carbonmade.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-kopnicki-8aba8711/
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SENDING Spell
Level 3 Evocation
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Casting Time: 1 action
Components: A short piece of fine copper wire
Classes: Bard, Cleric, Wizard
You send a short message of twenty-five words or less to a creature with which you are familiar. The creature hears the message in its mind, recognizes you as the sender if it knows you, and can answer in a like manner immediately.
