Game Master I Trainee, RPG/TRPG
Up to date version of this position here:
Key Tasks and Responsibilities
- Run tabletop RPG sessions at various locations.
- Typically 1-6 players per session.
- Prepare adventures in accordance with RPG Research rules and guidelines, including GM Code of Conduct.
- Complete assessment forms when appropriate.
- Prepare character sheets for participants to choose from.
- Run adventures ranging from "one shots" to ongoing mid-length and long-term campaigns.
- Address any group interpersonal issues, and maintain players compliance with RPG Research Player Code of Conduct.
- Attend either in-person, or via remote access, at least one free training session / administrative meeting per week (3-4 hours)
- Availability for at least 2 regular group sessions per month (game sessions typically 3-5 hours) (in addition to training sessions).
- Strongly self-motivated
- Strong collaborative work ethic
- Reliable schedule compliance
Education and Training
Required:
- Must pass background check before allowed to work with clients.
- Comprehensive knowledge of role-playing game system rules for at least one published game system (willing to train).
- Assertive (not aggressive) presence with confident but warm, friendly, empathetic, and compassionate communication style.
Optional but helpful:
- Experienced theatrical acting skills
- Effective voice acting skills
- Experienced broadcasting skills
- Experienced audio/video skills
- Experience with online broadcasting: Youtube, Twitch, etc.
* Formats include: tabletop (RPG), live-action (LARP), computer-based (CRPG), and solo adventure books and modules (SABM).
_Core Competencies (will train)_
- Organizational skills
- Group dynamics conflict resolution skills
- Storytelling skills
- Verbal and written communication skills.
- Enthusiastic communication style that excites others with your passion about the topics discussed.
- "Can do" attitude, and an eye for seeing where people need help before they have to ask.
- Outgoing presence.
- Well organized approach to preparing for game sessions and tracking participant progress
- Passionate supportive energy
Working Conditions
Game Master will frequently work at RPG Research offices, or other locations including but not limited to:
- Conventions
- Libraries
- Community centers
- Educational institutions
- Care facilities
- Mobile Facility, the Wheelchair Friendly RPG Trailer at various locations
Hours:Training: 3-10 hours per week free training (we offer 2 training sessions per week, require attending at least one per week)
Playing/GM: 6-10+ hours per month (at least 2 sessions per month in addition to training sessions).
Compensation:Volunteer (no financial compensation).
Job Types: Part-time, Temporary, Internship
Salary: $0.00 /year (Volunteer position only)
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