Dungeons & Dewey decimals: A D&D-style TTRPG adventure module for outreach and library skills

Alex P. Watson · Elizabeth Batte · Brian W. Young · Shelby A. Watson

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Library Science and Information Literacy Educational Games and Gamification Library Science and Administration

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This article details the proof-of-concept development and creation of a custom one-shot adventure module for a tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) set in a fantasy version of the University of Mississippi’s J.D. Williams Library complete with detailed map, character sheets, and 3D-printed game pieces. Despite some initial difficulties, this project explored the educational potential of custom TTRPG content within a library context, further implying that similar initiatives could enhance library outreach services and foster creativity and learning in libraries.

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