Daggerheart Group Finder

Daggerheart's fiction-first, Hope-and-Fear play hits different — find a table that gets it. Create a free Role Call profile and get matched with a Daggerheart group that fits your schedule and the kind of story you want to tell. Browse open games below.

How the Role Call Daggerheart group finder works

  1. Create your free player profile. Tell us you're here for Daggerheart, plus your schedule and the tone you want — heroic high fantasy, grim survival, or character drama. That's how the right table finds you.
  2. Get matched to Daggerheart groups. We surface open Daggerheart games that fit your preferences — duality dice and all — so you spend less time searching and more time playing.
  3. Read real GM profiles. See each GM's style, past campaigns, and player reviews before you commit. No blind session zero.
  4. Apply, get invited, play. Express interest, chat with the GM, and lock in your seat. Scheduling polls and Discord sync are built in.

Why use a Daggerheart group finder?

Daggerheart rewards tables that lean into narrative momentum and the Hope/Fear economy. A group finder built around your profile matches you with GMs and players who want the same tone you do — heroic, dramatic, collaborative — instead of leaving you to cold-post in a Discord.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to own Daggerheart to join a game?

No. Daggerheart's core rules are accessible and most GMs will walk new players through character creation at session zero. You just need to show up curious — and Role Call helps you find a beginner-friendly Daggerheart table.

How is Daggerheart different from D&D 5e?

Daggerheart is more fiction-first: instead of a d20, it uses Hope and Fear duality dice that hand narrative momentum back and forth between the players and the GM. If you want a more story-driven, cinematic table, it's a great fit — and you can filter for exactly that here.

Can I find an online Daggerheart group?

Yes. Most Daggerheart games on Role Call are online, and you can filter by schedule and format. In-person tables are tagged with their location.