Speak Boldly. Roll Recklessly.

Dungeons & Toast is an online Toastmasters club where tabletop roleplaying, storytelling, and public speaking collide.

Next Meeting: Aug 21, 6:45 PM PST Theme: Blood in Moonshae (social deduction)

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Special Events Weekly Meetings

You’re Invited to the Golden Goblets 2026

Join us this evening for the 3rd annual Golden Goblets awards, celebrating the conclusion of the 2025-2026 Toastmasters year!

There will be awards.

There will be speeches.

There will presumably be goblets.

Members are encouraged to dress in traditional or nontraditional finery, bring a celebratory beverage of choice, and to prepare one or more of the Golden Goblets recipes shared in the #recipes channel of the Guild Discord.

The festivities begin tonight at 6:45 PM Pacific.

Come dressed for the occasion, bring something delicious, fill your goblet, and help us send off another Toastmasters year in true Dungeons & Toast fashion!


Riders Between Worlds

Keep the Fires Lit

Before this year’s Riders Between Worlds campaign begins, we invite you to watch The Hands That Keep the Fires Lit, a speech from Briallen Kincaid of Dynnegall about the people, traditions, and small acts of courage that hold a community together.

For guild members, this will give you a glimpse of the village and its people before the adventure begins.

For potential guests, this is an introduction to the kind of storytelling, roleplay, and shared world-building you can expect from Dungeons & Toast.

Join us as we travel to the Moonshae Isles and discover what happens when the fires that protect a community begin to go dark.


Riders Between Worlds Weekly Meetings

Introducing Campaign Characters

This Friday, our Introducing Campaign Characters meeting will feature Table Topics designed to help players think through their new characters’ backgrounds, hopes, fears, goals, and other details that make them feel like real people rather than a collection of stats. You don’t need to have everything figured out already—these prompts are meant to help you discover more as you go.

We’ve also put together a gallery of virtual backgrounds based upon 25 character backgrounds in Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E. The collection includes everything from haunted rooms and hidden alleys to noble studies, carnival midways, pirate cabins, and remote wildernesses.

Join us Friday at 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Guests are welcome! Register to visit here.


Riders Between Worlds Roleplaying

Your Character + Your Horse on DnDBeyond

Hello all!

Once you receive your horse from Nancy Kay, you may want an easy way to connect your horse to your character sheet in DND Beyond. Well… I’ve got you all sorted!

Read More: Adding Your Horse to D&D Beyond

Big “thank you” to Nancy Kay for all her hard work!


Photos and Video Riders Between Worlds

Cooking Up a Backstory by Leo N

What turns a collection of stats, traits, and equipment into a character worth remembering?

In his speech, “Cooking Up a Backstory,” Leo explores the creative work behind building a compelling tabletop RPG character. He offers three practical tips: dig deeply into ideas that genuinely excite you, embrace meaningful flaws, and research the setting for details that can strengthen your concept.

Although presented as part of our Riders Between Worlds campaign, Leo’s advice applies to nearly any tabletop roleplaying game. Whether you are preparing to explore the Moonshae Isles or starting a completely different adventure, Leo’s speech offers an approachable guide to creating a character with history, personality, and room to grow.

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