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Friends, Patriots, and Toastmasters alike
Get ready to saddle up for an evening of spirited speeches and revolutionary fun as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride! That’s right our next public speaking meeting is galloping in tonight!
Whether you’re warning of British troops, reciting legendary lines, or simply sharing your midnight snack routine. This meeting is your moment to shine brighter than a lantern in the Old North Church. Expect themed Table Topics, revolutionary rhetoric, and maybe even a few powdered wigs (optional but encouraged)!
So dust off your tricorn hat and join us as we ride into history one well-crafted speech at a time.
The British may not be coming… but YOU should be!
Death Taxes and Public Speaking
Let’s face it there are only three things in life that are truly unavoidable: death, taxes, and someone eventually asking you to speak in public. Well, lucky you, because our meeting tonight is themed exactly around those three charming inevitabilities! So join us for a night where we laugh at fear, and dodge metaphorical reapers. It’s going to be fun, it’s going to be funny, and most importantly it’ll be over faster than a tax refund.
Hearth of Heroes 4th Anniversary Event
Four years ago, a band of brave adventurers gathered around a hearth to forge a fellowship. That spark became Dungeons & Toast, a community of storytelling, leadership, and a love of fantasy and roleplaying games. Now, as the hearth burns brightly, we invite you to join us in celebrating our 4th Anniversary!
Online Friday, March 4 at 7 PM PT
This year’s Hearth of Heroes is more than just a milestone—it’s a call to adventure. We’ll reflect on our journey over the past four years with speeches from three charter members, sharing tales of the club’s origins, its evolution, and the epic moments that have defined our guild. Whether you were here at the beginning, a newly inducted adventurer, or a future or past brother-or-sister-in-arms, this is a night to honor our shared legacy.
Quests and Challenges Await!
No adventurer’s gathering would be complete without challenges to test skill and wit!
Scavenger Hunt – Seek treasures in your own home. Be the first to return with your haul and win a guild t-shirt!
Best Drinking Vessel Contest – From ancient goblets to mystical tankards, share your finest drinking vessel for a chance at glory (and a guild t-shirt)!
Innkeeper Roleplay – Step behind the counter of a legendary fantasy tavern, welcoming heroes, spinning tales, and offering “adventurers the opportunity to become heroes.” Will you be the wise and weathered barkeep, the mischievous gossip, or the keeper of hidden quests?
Join the Celebration!
Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a newcomer eager to embark on this journey, we welcome you to pull up a chair at the Hearth of Heroes. May the fire be warm, the tales grand, and the adventure never end.
Don an on-theme background Friday night with one of our tavern interiors:
St Patrick’s Day!
Pop on over and join us for our St Patty’s Day meeting tonight! Who knows what mysteries and surprises await us!
Pi in the Sky
Blood On The Clocktower
Every Sunday at 6pm PT I (Cody Lillywhite) host a social deduction game and y’all are all invited to join! Reach out to me through Discord if you would like to join.
Details:
- Approx. 2 hours game time
- 5-25 players required
- Remote over Zoom
- No video or board game involved, just talking!
- Lots of variety for good and evil roles
Journey to the Mushroom Kingdom
Join us tonight as we meet the residents of the Mushroom Kingdom with our Table Topics Master Cliff C!
History is Written by the Bards
Throughout the centuries, the stories of kings, battles, and civilizations have been immortalized in the annals of history. But have you ever wondered who truly shaped the way we remember the past? In the medieval world, the bards—those skilled poets and storytellers—were the ones who crafted the narratives that defined the historical imagination.
Our upcoming meeting will delve into the fascinating topic of how history was often written (and sometimes rewritten) by these bards. Were they mere chroniclers of events, or did they shape the very course of history with their artful storytelling? From epic poems to songs passed down through generations, bards had an incredible influence on the way we perceive the past. Join us tonight as Brian Laskey our Head Bard (Table Topics Master) gives us tales to write as our own history.
Act Now! Pay Dues!
Greetings,
The time is upon us yet again – the time to pay dues. Once more, I must ask for $65 ($60 for Toastmasters International and $5 for Dungeons & Toast) from each of you, to secure six more months of membership. The money is due March 31st, but as some of you know, the gremlins gather as we get closer to that date. Therefore, I claim no shame in bribing you to pay your dues well ahead of time. If you renew by February 28th, you will receive 20 XP. But wait; there’s more. I now offer you the option to renew two terms (12 months) at once. Send $130 ($120 for Toastmasters International and $10 for Dungeons & Toast) and you will receive 50 XP (which is 10 XP more than renewing early twice).
Pay for 12 months of dues within the month of February or August.
If none of these methods are suitable for you, please reach out to me, your Master of Coin, to seek additional options.
Until we meet again,
Kelly, Master of Coin
A Dark and Bloody Enterprise
You crouch in the shadowed eaves of the crumbling bell tower, breath shallow, heartbeat steady, as you watch the merchant prince below. He sits at his desk, oblivious, a soft silhouette against the candlelight spilling from the leaded window. The heavy drapes stir with the breeze, teasing you with glimpses of his movements—broad gestures, the occasional pause to dip his quill, the careless flick of sand to dry his ink. A man at his leisure. A man unaware.
Good.
Join Dungeons & Toast this Friday as Cynthia reprises the role of Topics Master, leading us through a bevy of inquiries within the theme of “Assassins, History, and Roleplaying.”
