We met the people who run the Tenby Hellfire Club and were impressed with their game knowledge and overall friendliness. We spent some time watching them play the same one-shot scenario with several different groups and admired how immersive and fun they made each run. They were helpful to people who had never played before and would give out hints and tips as well as offer advice to the more battle-hardened D&D players.

They were friendly people and very welcoming. They informed us that they do both in-person games and games online. We did not see their permanent set-up or what their campaigns would play like. They do not just play D&D but seem to play every game we spoke to them about and were pros at all those games as well.

A brilliant group of people who know their stuff. TGMK looks forward to interacting with them in the future.

A few words From Jordan Collar who runs the group
the games are handled in a safe, responsible, with the player's mental health in mind.

The house is built disability inclusive.

The age range is 20-50 but we’re happy to go older or younger (18+) as there can be bad language, alcohol and gore.

There are mostly 5 players but we do occasionally have a 6th. However, on our online games, we have like 8