A tabletop role-playing game from Bayreuth · Volume I

DRAMATRIX

Narrative theatre at the gaming table – with music and sound, deep in Aventuria.

Two circles · At most 7 at the table · Newcomers welcome

Prologue

The candle burns. The music starts. It's your turn.

At Dramatrix we don't just roll dice – we play theatre. Every scene gets its sound: rain against the tavern wall, hooves on cobblestones, a choir in the temple.

We meet in person in Bayreuth, tell stories together in the world of Aventuria and play with our own lean rules system. What counts is what your character does and feels – not how thick the rulebook is.

More about the game
Gaming table with rulebooks, dice and miniatures on an unfolded map
Fig. 1 – The table, just before the story begins.

Chapters I – III

Three ingredients for a night

I

Narrative theatre

Music and sound effects run live at the table. A scene becomes a moment you can feel.

II

Dramatrix rules

Our own lean rules system: enough structure for suspense, enough freedom for big entrances.

III

Aventuria

A world full of cities, temples, wilderness and intrigue – the stage for our stories.

Next sessions

When the curtain rises

All dates

    Chapter IV

    Two circles, one table

    Which one suits you? The quiz tells you in two minutes.

    Character sheet · Circle 1

    The weekly circle

    One fixed evening during the week – for everyone who wants to dive in regularly.

    Rhythm
    every week
    Day
    Wednesday or Thursday
    Seats
    7 at most
    Circle 1 dates
    Character sheet · Circle 2

    The weekend circle

    Long chapters with plenty of time for scenes, music and big decisions.

    Rhythm
    about every 3 weeks
    Days
    Friday and Saturday
    Seats
    7 at most
    Circle 2 dates
    From the chronicle

    Recently

    To the chronicle

    Epilogue

    There's still a free chair.

    Newcomers are welcome. Request a seat – or first find out who you'd be in Aventuria.

    Still life with a violin, candlestick and old books by candlelight
    Fig. 2 – Music belongs at our table.