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Mary H. wrote:

FANTASTIC meeting! So fun and I felt so so so welcome at my first meeting! I'm excited to join!


Kathy Toh wrote:

I first learnt about this club four years ago but other commitments kept me from visiting. Lady Luck must have been smiling on me for my trusty destrier finally carried me to the campaign kickoff for the year! I loved the welcoming atmosphere and how beautifully the club blends two of my favourite things, Toastmasters and TTRPGs. Thank you for the warm hospitality. I look forward to riding with the party on future adventures!


Moh wrote:

Thank you very much! I appreciate how fun, engaging, and active this club is. The club is highly welcoming and they have been friendly to me immediately as soon as I joined. I highly recommend this club.


Joy Lee wrote:

What a fancy club! You have this pretty guestbook! So nice!

Enjoyed your meeting, and hopefully it become my meeting club too~! hahaha!

Love the passion for speeches and communication!


Kittivit Kanokwanvimol wrote:

It was an amazing experience to join the meeting as a guest. It reminded me how much I love theaters, Game of Thrones, and Lord of the Rings, not to mention DnD. When I hear the members telling stories, not just the content but how they deliver said story is so profound and compelling. It reconfirms my desire to become a member of your club. Please tell me how I can join. Thank you!


Leo Nima wrote:

What a great dynamic with a great group of folks! Combining TTRPGs with speech and speaking practice is perfect!


Phil wrote:

Great website! Wishing the club all success.


Megan Peaker wrote:

It's wonderful to see everyone again, the club still going strong makes me happy.


Johnson Irungu wrote:

I had a wonderful time at the meeting and I will definitely visit again and/or become a regular attendee. I really admired the level of energy within the group!


Oliver Contla wrote:

So glad I found this RPG themed club.


Cassie Olson wrote:

So enjoyed my experience. Thank you for having me!!


Carol Henning-Franczyk wrote:

Great meeting!!


Linh wrote:

It was great meeting everyone!


Robert Green wrote:

Great to visit you again, A wonderful club that creates a supportive environment through use of themes to entertain and inspire.


Lauren Ellison Lockyer wrote:

I am visiting tonight from Talking Gators in Florida. This was an excellent, fast paced, and exciting meeting. There was ample opportunity to be able to speak even as a guest which was fantastic. Many of the members reached out to welcome me. Overall, very well run.


Sara Robinson wrote:

What a great way to get better at public speaking and collaborative storytelling! I had so much fun.


Jaymes O'Pheron, DTM wrote:

Such a salubrious opportunity to support fellow nerds and Toastmasters! I heartily enjoyed every moment and will be returning as I have time.


Dean Masai, DTM wrote:

This is a wild, wonderful, exciting club! Love the characters that the members become. Gaming is a focus? That is a unique focus for a Toastmasters club, and allows for exciting speeches and Table Topics.


Jeff Burroughs wrote:

Great Meeting. Lots of fun. Appreciated visiting as a guest.


Henry Yau wrote:

Very well run meeting. Great atmosphere and fantastic members. great energy


Robert Green wrote:

Wonderful meeting with creative, caring and capable members. Always make visitors feel welcome as they start venturing forth to encounters with toastmasters.


Patti Adams wrote:

Very interesting themed club. Patti and Bruce Adams were invited. Bruce has been around role plays when in Tennessee with people reenacting the Civil War period. The DNT members were very passionate and knowledgeable. Loved their games and their character. Wish your club the best of luck.


Sean Reynolds wrote:

Thank you for inviting me to be a guest and speak at your meeting. I'm looking forward to participating again in the future.


Karen Baumgartner Lucas wrote:

Fabulous open house and guest speaker!


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Public speaking is better with dragons.

Dungeons & Toast is an online Toastmasters club for storytellers, gamers, roleplayers, and anyone who wants to become a more confident speaker without leaving their nerdy side at the door. We use fantasy, tabletop roleplaying, improvisation, and a healthy amount of chaos to make public speaking practice something people actually look forward to.

Toastmasters, with a +1 to Charisma

Speak

Give prepared speeches, tell stories, teach something, perform a character, or try out an idea.

Improvise

Our version of Table Topics may ask you to solve a diplomatic crisis, defend a villain, improvise a character moment—or occasionally answer a perfectly normal question.

Roleplay

Build characters, participate in our annual tabletop campaign, and use speaking opportunities to explore the worlds we create together.

Level up

Earn XP and gold for participating in club activities, complete quests and achievements, and spend your rewards on magical advantages in our annual campaign.

What happens at a meeting?

Dungeons & Toast meetings follow the proven structure of Toastmasters, but with the heart of a roleplaying table: shared imagination, friendly challenges, recurring characters, collaborative storytelling, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.

Each meeting gives members and guests multiple ways to practice public speaking in a supportive, playful environment. Some people arrive wanting to become better presenters. Others want to practice character voices, storytelling, improvisation, leadership, or simply speaking up with more confidence. Around here, all of those are valid quests.

Prepared speeches

Prepared speeches are the main story moments of the meeting. Members deliver planned speeches that build skills like storytelling, persuasion, leadership, humor, and presentation design. At Dungeons & Toast, those speeches might be personal stories, educational talks, campaign lore, dramatic monologues, comedy bits, or anything else a speaker is excited to share.

Table topics

Impromptu speaking, known in Toastmasters as Table Topics, is where the dice really start to roll. Members and guests respond to short prompts that might be practical, fantastical, or somewhere in between—anything from persuading a dragon not to eat you to answering a perfectly ordinary real-world question. The goal is to practice thinking on your feet in a low-pressure, high-encouragement environment.

Evaluation

Evaluation is where we help each other level up. Speakers receive supportive, practical feedback focused on what worked, what could be strengthened, and what they might try next. Nobody is here to defeat the party—we’re here to help each other grow.

New adventurers are safe here.

You never have to speak as a guest. You’re welcome to participate in Table Topics if you’d like, but you’re equally welcome to sit back, watch, laugh, and get a feel for us first. You don’t need any special experience to join us for a meeting:

  • No Toastmasters experience required.
  • No D&D or tabletop roleplaying experience required.
  • No dice, character sheet, or gaming gear required.
  • No need to create a character before you visit.
  • And you definitely don’t need to think you’re already “good at public speaking.”

Just show up, see how it feels, and join in as much—or as little—as you’d like.

Colorful meeting themes

At Dungeons & Toast, every meeting has a little extra flavor. Our playful, often fantasy-inspired themes help turn an ordinary speaking practice session into something closer to a shared adventure. Recent themes have included:

Medieval Street FairPageant of HeroesBuilding Your WorldRoll for Employment - Medieval Careers Nobody Mentioned at the Job FairBlood in Moonshae (social deduction)End of Year Celebration

At most meetings, we provide a collection of virtual backgrounds inspired by the theme, helping create a shared atmosphere and a sense of togetherness. Browse our extensive collection of image galleries.

Beyond the meeting: our annual RPG campaign

Each year, Dungeons & Toast creates an original tabletop roleplaying campaign that gives members another way to put their storytelling, improvisation, and communication skills into practice. Members create characters, several volunteer Game Masters contribute adventures to a shared story, and game sessions take place outside our regular Toastmasters meetings.

The campaign also ties into our club-wide gamification system: members earn XP and gold by participating in meetings and other club activities, then use those rewards to unlock achievements and purchase magical items and advantages for their characters.

2026: Riders Between Worlds

Strange roads cross the realm of Gwynneth, and the horses who travel them seem to know paths their riders cannot see. As old magic begins to disappear and forgotten powers stir, our adventurers must discover what connects their mysterious steeds—and what waits beyond the boundaries of their world.

Visiting and membership

Meet the guild officers

Dungeons & Toast is run entirely by members who volunteer to keep the guild adventuring, learning, and welcoming newcomers.

OfficeOfficer
Guild MasterBrian L.
Quest MasterAngel L.
Recruitment MasterNancy Kay C.
Master BardMindy B.
Master ScribeCody L.
Master of CoinKelly S.
Sgt. at ArmsKenneth B.
Immediate Past Guild MasterKelly S.
Campaign MasterLoni H.
Andrew B.
Horse MasterNancy Kay C.
Web MasterLoni H.

Ready to join the adventure?

Come see what Dungeons & Toast is like for yourself. Guests are always welcome, and your first quest is easy: just show up.

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