Dungeons and Dragons is having a moment. Spurred on by hit YouTube channels like Critical Role and the global smash-hit success of Baldur’s Gate 3, many people who’d never previously dreamed of tossing a 20-sided die are getting to grips with a character sheet and setting out for adventure with their friends.
With this popularity comes opportunity, and in London, England, that meant the creation of Arcadia, a “third place” for enthusiasts: cozy workspaces, curated D&D sessions, a tavern serving craft ales and food, memberships of up to £300 monthly, and with a policy of being welcoming to new players who want to dip their toes into ongoing campaigns.
