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Build a D&D Table That Actually Lasts
Most D&D campaigns don't fail.
They fizzle out.
Players quietly lose interest.
Schedules slip.
Someone drops after session three.
It usually isn't bad GMing.
It's player–table misalignment.
Table Matchmaker helps Dungeon Masters recruit players who actually fit their campaign, so the story has a chance to finish.
Match your party with the Player Archetype Quiz
The Player Archetype System
Table Matchmaker identifies how people actually like to play D&D.
The system maps players across five core playstyle axes and groups them into 16 player archetypes.
This gives players vocabulary to explain what they enjoy, and gives DMs a framework for building compatible tables.
Players discover their archetype through a quick quiz.
Dungeon Masters can then use those archetypes to understand their party and recruit players who will thrive in the campaign.
Learn more about the player archetype system here.
For Players
Find out how you actually like to play.
Your Player Archetype reveals:
- Personality Type - How you interact with the table, both in and our of essions
- Fun Type - What do you actually love playing at the table
- Archetype - A simple identity that communicates your wants and needs at the table.
Take the Player Archetype Quiz and share your results with your table.
For Dungeon Masters
If you're recruiting players (especially online) compatibility matters.
The Player Archetype system helps you:
- understand what your current players actually want
- recruit players that fit your campaign
- avoid the slow campaign fizzle
Design tables that last, Starting Now
Artifacts are the tools that are free to use, to help your table remain aligned on what matters to your campaigns.
The Codex
Read articles about compatibility and insights on how to design tables that last.
Table Matchmaker
Building a Compatibility System for D&D
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