About Us
Finding Inspiration at Every Turn
We are a fully-equipped studio in Warren, NJ holding in-person Dungeons and Dragons games - or “campaigns” - for kids, teens, or adults. Each campaign runs one day a week, lasting for 11 weeks.
Dungeons & Dragons, or D&D, is a collaborative storytelling game where players role-play as characters going on an epic adventure together. Our professional “Dungeon Master” will narrate the world and guide you as you fight monsters, explore exotic landscapes, and work together to solve mysteries and find treasure.
Each “campaign” is a new adventure, in new worlds, with new challenges. And you will create a new character! Or bring your favorite one along. Our DM will guide you every step of the way as you and your character become more powerful and confident.
In addition, we hold one day “One Shot” adventures D&D (or other tabletop games) for a more bite-sized taste of the action.
Currently, we are offering Intro games to introduce D&D to those new to role-playing games so you will feel more confident playing in future one-shots or joining a campaign. These Intro games are a great way to learn about characters, skills, and the basic rules of D&D so you will be ready for your first adventure.
We also offer private events for birthday parties, corporate team-building, bachelor(ette) parties, and other group gatherings. Reach out and we will find just the right quest for you.
D&D has been around for over 50 years and continues to grow in popularity. Find out why!

Meet the Game Master
Kevin Helock
Kevin Helock is a writer and former English teacher living in Warren, NJ with his wife, Joanna, and their cats, Bo and Jinx. After over ten years of experience running D&D and other TTRPGs alike, Kevin created NJ Game Table in 2026 to bring the joy of tabletop roleplay games to as many people as possible. When he isn't running games for NJGT, you can find Kevin curled up with a good book, breaking out of an escape room, taking a hike in the woods, or talking someone's ear off about Godzilla.



