Diaries of Heroes: Guided D&D Fantasy Journaling

Diaries of Heroes is where Dungeons & Dragons-inspired fantasy meets the depths of self-discovery and the peaks of creativity.

We help you craft a unique hero—or anti-hero—who reflects your inner world, exploring their strengths, vulnerabilities, dreams, fears, and traumas in a safe and imaginative space.

Breathe life into your character’s story through guided prompts, group discussions, and creative journaling. Add a touch of magic with vintage stickers, maps, and character portraits to create a keepsake as special as your hero. This workshop celebrates storytelling, community, and the transformative healing power of self-expression.

What You’ll Experience

What You'll Experience

✨ We're providing a faux leather sheet, cardstock, 3 handmade cotton sheets, thread (for binding), leaf rope for making the diary. We're also have prints of maps, vintage stickers and character prints for decorating the journal. Bring any personal trinkets or your favourite calligraphy pens if you’d like to add an extra layer of embellishment to your creation.

🛡️ Guided Character Development: We help you craft a character using D&D-inspired archetypes and your favourite fantasy novel frameworks.

📖 Creative Journaling: Create a keepsake adorned with vintage decoratives to immortalize your character's journey.

 🎭 Storytelling Circles: Share your hero’s lore with others, unmask your inner legend, and get a glimpse into the adventures awaiting your character.

Whether you’re a seasoned role-player or brand new to character creation, this experience invites you to discover the hero within you!

Who are ‘revry and friends’?

revry is building a journaling community where you journal with friends and own the memories you create. revry and friends are radically reimagining writing as a unique, ownable art form in the new Web3 paradigm—transforming diary notes into timeless pieces of collectible art.

Through the ‘What if Writing Were Like Paintings’ project, we explore how the world would change if personal creative expressions were seen as rare, collectible, and deeply meaningful—rather than fleeting content for the masses.