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If you're willing to trek up to New Milford, there's a game store that does D&D events

https://nutmeggames.com/pages/events?ticket=d-d-and-other-rpgs-night-ticket-tue-jan-17-2023

You know you live in new england when you first thought D&D was meaning Dunkin

If you're willing to do do central CT (Hartford-Bloomsfield-Windsor) let me know. Can provide details

I thought people were boycotting D&D now?

Elm city games, New Haven. Also check your local public library.

Try Battlegrounds Gaming in Norwalk

Sort of. They're unsubbing from D&DBeyond and not buying any more products from Hasbro, but playing D&D with materials you already own won't give them a cent so it doesn't matter. Especially if, like what OP is looking to do, the group is playing live instead of on a VTT because then there's no metrics to track in case Hasbro looks at outside VTT metrics to see how the game is doing. Not that I think the company would do that, I don't think any of the decision makers there actually understand the industry enough to think to do that.

I'm new to the area n DnD but I'm interested if u have deets

I used to work there, you're right.

Depending on how close to SW CT you want. I know Nutmeg Games in the New Milford shopping plaza does a ton of events for all sorts of table games. I don't play myself, but I hung out and observed a Warhammer 40k tourney once.

Seconding this. Matt is an old friend from college and an awesome dude, and Elm City Games is a great business to support.

If you're looking for something closer, Battlezone in Norwalk also hosts tabletop games.

Thanks for the explanation. It seemed like a super shitty money grab by Hasbro.

That's because this OGL nonsense is a super shitty money grab by Hasbro.

I would also like some recommendations. I’m in the Central CT area and have always wanted to try D&D

Fantastic spot with an weekly open table and lots of groups meeting regularly

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