Dungeons & Dragons at Pentridge

Join the National Trust as we embark on a brand new adventure, partnering with Masters of Alchemy, Melbourne's premier provider of theatrical tabletop role-playing game experiences. 

The authentic setting and bluestone, dungeon atmosphere of Pentridge Pr*son makes this immersive story telling experience a game like none you've played before. Hosted from within the very bowels of the maximum security unit, each game will be played inside a real Pr*son cell.  

Over the course of 3 hours, players will complete a contained story one shot, guided by the skilled storytelling of a professional Dungeon Master.  Players participating in this never before seen event will not only bear witness to the creation of haunting worlds of adventure, you will be transported to them. 

Arrive at 6:15pm for a 6:30pm Start.

• 3-hour, one-shot Dungeons & Dragons adventure (5th Edition) 

• Professional Dungeon Master  

• Character sheets provided 

• Maximum group size: 4 players 

Food and beverage service is not available inside H Division, but guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. While alcohol is not permitted inside, you can enjoy a drink before or after your game at BrewDog, conveniently located in the heart of the Pentridge complex, which also offers takeaway food options. 

• Meet at the tour office, located in the Former Warders Residence. Warders can be found in the grassed courtyard area at the Clock Tower entrance at 1 Champ St, Coburg.

• Parking can be found under the shopping centre via Whatmore Drive. As you come out of this car park, make your way to the ground floor via the elevators. Make your way towards the south sliding doors next to Cobrick cafe; and walk towards the Clock Tower, which should be on your right-hand-side, and you will find the tour office in the grassed courtyard area.

• The parking area features multiple designated parking spaces for individuals with mobility disabilities. All tours have been equipped with ramps and other access points to ensure access for wheelchair users.

Host or Publisher National Trust of Australia (Victoria)