Tabletop role-playing games (or RPG’s) provide a rich environment for group storytelling. Players adopt a role of an imaginary character living in a created setting, often fantastic or perhaps just outside their everyday world. Together with their team of fellow players and guided by a referee (or games master), they explore strange environments, encounter a diverse range of characters and creatures, and face challenges of all kinds on order to achieve a pre-determined heroic goal.

In addition to providing the participants hours of creativity and enjoyment, skills and techniques in role-playing have been developed over thousands of years. Theatre and performance disciplines across the world have explored the human condition through the use of role-play and performance, thrilling audiences and some of the most memorable stories in human history.

Today, role-playing techniques and games are now well-documented as educational tools for learning, critical thinking, compassion, and team bonding. Organisations are finding the value of implementing role-playing scenarios to develop their individuals and teams, through therapy, training, and exemplify the value of collaboration to achieve their goals and vision.