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A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The Dacilane Academy often calls upon the Pathfinder Society to get them out of trouble, or to aid their students. Considering that many Pathfinders enroll their children in the academy, the relationship is one of mutual benefit. It’s therefore no surprise when the academy calls upon the Pathfinders to help make sure nothing terrible happens during the play that the students will be performing at a nearby theater, the Muse of the Rose. Recently, performances there have seen unfortunate accidents. No one has been seriously injured, but the performances were all ultimately ruined. It’s up to the PCs to ensure that the Dacilane Academy’s performance doesn’t suffer the same fate, even if they have to prevent disasters backstage during the show itself. Repeatable. 2–6 players, All ages.

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st- through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The Tskikha iruxi enclave has long been a staunch ally of the Pathfinder Society. Their enclave’s location near some elementally-attuned Azlanti ruins has given the Society a wealth of research opportunities while allowing them to protect the iruxi from the dangers in the ruins, which have a tendency to cause trouble. Recently they seem to have attracted some elemental scamps, which are causing mischief and chaos throughout the enclave. The Tskikha have once again called upon their allies for help. Repeatable. 2–6 players, All ages.

A Starfinder Second Edition Playtest adventure designed for 1st-level characters (pregenerated characters available). For millennia, Birnam’s Bubble has been a planet untouched by outsiders, fully encapsulated in an impenetrable shield of unknown energy and protected by powerful automated defenses. Through this barrier, explorers and surveyors have glimpsed pristine settlements, verdant flora, and inexplicable magical emanations—yet no fauna or citizens populate the world’s surface. As in many other parts of the galaxy, the Drift Crisis changed everything. Now, the energy barrier surrounding Birnam’s Bubble cracks like shattering glass, and shards of this solidified energy have begun to fall through the atmosphere to the planet’s surface, causing significant destruction. Enter the breach and uncover the secrets of the lost civilizations of Birnam’s Bubble before they’re lost forever! System: Starfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

Bloom and Doom! When a stuffy noblewoman decides that leshys make for pretty centerpieces for her fancy tea party, she has no idea what sort of trouble she’s stirring up. Not every plant in the forest wants to be put on display, and some of them are more than well-equipped to fight for those who are plucked from their homes! In A Fistful of Flowers, you take on the role of one of four unique leshys—plants who have been granted sapience and wills of their own. When new sproutlings are snatched out of the woods and taken away to civilization, it’s up to your band of furious flowers and pugilistic plants to set things right! A Fistful of Flowers is a short adventure for 3rd-level characters (pregenerated characters available) that takes a band of leshy heroes out of the forest and into that most dangerous of locations—an aristocrat’s fancy tea party. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed, 2–4 players, All ages.

Time to see how hard it is to keep your newfound keep. After claiming a keep in the wilderness, past owners dispute your claim most violently. System: D&D 2024, 4–6 players, Teen (13+). 9th-level single-classed characters, with point buy-in, can be provided.

A board game about settling, building, trade, and expansion. 3–4 players, All ages.

As an architect in Welcome To…, you want to build the best new neighborhood in the United States of the 1950s by adding resources to a pool, hiring employees, and more. Welcome To… plays like a roll-and-write dice game in which you mark results on a score- sheet…but without dice. Instead, you flip cards from three piles to make three different action sets with both a house number and a corresponding action from which everyone chooses one. You use the number to fill in a house on your street in numerical order. Then you take the action to increase the point value of estates you build or score points at the end for building parks and pools. Players have the option to alter or duplicate their house numbers. And everyone is racing to be the first to complete public goals. There’s lots to do and many paths to becoming the best suburban architect in Welcome To…! Because of the communal actions, game play is simultaneous and thus supports large groups of players. With many varying strategies and completely randomized action sets, no two games will feel the same! 2–8 players, Teen (13+).

In a world ravaged by economic apocalypse, everything has lost all of its monetary value, except for one thing: Crocs. Yes, the little shoes with holes in them. Nobody knows what they’re made of and few people have even seen them, but they’re the most sought-after artifacts in the post-apocalypse. You will be playing as a Croc hunter, an adventurer who has dedicated their life to finding an authentic Croc. A tall tale has brought you to a dark forest, where a Croc-owning cult might just be hiding from the world. System: Fate Core, 2–8 players, All ages.

The town of Avery’s Bluff has recently discovered ghost rock, ignoring the old gold mine. In all the commotion it almost went unnoticed that more and more silver and gold trinkets began to disappear. Eventually, people started saying either thieving magpies must be gathering all the shineys or a gang of thieves is responsible for the missing items. The answer could be even more sinister. System: Deadlands SWADE, 3–6 players, Ages 13+.

You’re a woodland creature who has recently gained sentience when you ingested magical cocaine from the satchel of an unlucky traveler in your forest. Can you take a chance that when the cocaine wears off, you’ll revert to being a mere woodland animal? No. No, you cannot. You have to get more of that enchanted cocaine! Luckily, you have this written plan from the deceased courier that requires discipline and exact execution. Unfortunately, you’re a coked-out enchanted woodland creature prone to rage. System: Cocaine Owlbear, 2–8 players, Adult (18+).

Try to get through a moving dungeon based on the game Labyrinth (not the David Bowie version). System: D&D 5th Ed, 4–6 players, All ages.

Deep in a forgotten temple, the serpent folk awaken. Only you can stop their ancient evil. This first level adventure uses D&D 2024 rules and the Epic Encounters: Chambers of the Serpent Folk boxed set. Perfect for players who like classic dungeon delving with lots of combat. System: D&D 2024, 3–6 players, Ages 13+. Character sheets will be provided, although players are welcome to bring D&D 2024 Level 1 characters.

Venture into Shadowed Sands: A Mystery Beckons in the Western Reaches of the Shadowdark! Brave the unknown, traveler, for whispers on the scorching winds carry tales of a forgotten place within the perilous Western Reaches. Leave behind the bustling sandstone walls of Alkesh, the City of Red Sands, where merchants haggle and ancient customs hold sway. For beyond the familiar dunes, in a stretch of arid scrubland, lies a mystery that calls to those bold enough to answer. Rumors among the desert nomads speak of an ancient enclave, its coral-red columns and tiered rooftops now silent under the relentless sun. Some say it was a sanctuary, others a place of dark rituals. Now only echoes of its past linger in the cool, dark maze of its vaulted chambers and labyrinthine halls. The air within the ruins hangs heavy with the weight of ages, and the shadows conceal who—or what—still dwells within its stone embrace. Join this Shadowdark RPG session if you dare unravel the enigmas of a long-lost citadel and embrace the gritty, unpredictable challenges of Shadowdark. Every shadow may hide a peril, and every discovery could be your last. The secrets of the lost citadel await. Will you uncover them, or become another unanswered question in the sands of time? System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

Cascadia is a puzzly tile-laying and token-drafting game featuring the habitats and wildlife of the Pacific Northwest. In the game, you take turns building out your own terrain area and populating it with wildlife. You start with three hexagonal habitat tiles (with the five types of habitats in the game), and on a turn you choose a new habitat tile that’s paired with a wildlife token, then place that tile next to your other ones and place the wildlife token on an appropriate habitat. (Each tile depicts 1-3 types of wildlife from the five types in the game, and you can place at most one tile on a habitat.) Four tiles are on display, with each tile being paired at random with a wildlife token, so you must make the best of what’s available – unless you have a nature token to spend so that you can pick your choice of each item. New and returning players welcome! We’ll default to playing with the Landmarks expansion, but if we have new players, we may just use the additional landmark tiles and leave out the Landmark function. 2–4 players, Teen (13+).

Play as a vault dweller, mutant, robot, or ghoul in the wastelands of the Commonwealth, as you search for treasure from the Old World. System: Fallout RPG by Modiphius, 2–5 players, Adult (18+).

You are one of the Lords of Waterdeep, hiring adventurers to complete quests. Be wary of city intrigue as the other lords plot to foil your quests. Additional obstacles may rear their ugly heads as the expansions of Skullport or Undermountain are brought forth. Game plays up to 6 with the expansion. Organizer will play if player count is low. Otherwise, it’ll be up to you (the players) to determine who will be crowned Lord of Waterdeep. 3–5 players, Teen (13+).

You’re a woodland creature who has recently gained sentience when you ingested magical cocaine from the satchel of an unlucky traveler in your forest. Can you take a chance that when the cocaine wears off, you’ll revert to being a mere woodland animal? No. No, you cannot. You have to get more of that enchanted cocaine! Luckily, you have this written plan from the deceased courier that requires discipline and exact execution. Unfortunately, you’re a coked-out enchanted woodland creature prone to rage. System: Cocaine Owlbear: Deluxe Snowblind Edition, 2–10 players, Adult (18+).

Play as a vault dweller, mutant, robot, or ghoul as you search the wastelands for treasure from the Old World. System: Fallout 2d20 by Modiphius, 2–5 players, Adult (18+).

Try to get through a moving dungeon based on the game Labyrinth (not the David Bowie version). System: D&D 5th Ed, 4–6 players, All ages.

A brutal sandstorm drives the characters to seek shelter in a deserted cave. But when they awaken, they find themselves inside a hellish pyramid filled with sinister foes and sorcerous treasure! Can they find their way out, or will they be trapped inside forever? Pregenerated characters provided, or bring your own. 4th Level. Beginners welcome. System: Shadowdark, 3–6 players, All ages.

It’s 50 years since the bombs dropped. The world is filled with mutant animals and strange creatures. The party is based in Townsville, Australia, but a polar bear in search for the formula for Coca Cola is visiting, with a message from his cousin in a village in Antarctica. Children have gone missing, and he’s asking for help. It’s a quick airship trip to the place, let’s go. System: Savage Worlds Explorer, 3–8 players, All ages. Character sheets will be provided.

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st- through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The enigmatic being known simply as the Thane, one of the more powerful denizens of the First World, on rare occasions grows weary of solitude and holds a grand party. Invitations are scattered throughout the planes, and simply interacting with one in any manner will suddenly see a “”guest”” whisked away to the feast. Further, the Thane warps time in their realm, making each day last a decade. The celebration continues for a week of these decades. Mortals taken find themselves seventy years older with only a week having passed outside, if they even survive decades of partying. Recently, the Thane has again become bored and sent out invitations. Some citizens of Jol unfortunate enough to have stumbled upon these were whisked away. It’s up to the PCs to free them—and likely the PCs themselves— before even more years pass in the twisted time of the Thane’s realm. Repeatable. 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st- through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The ruler of Irrisen, Queen Anastasia found a number of strange dollhouses when going through her aunt’s vaults. She sent one to the Pathfinders for study. When Aslynn’s magic was unleashed in the vaults of Skyreach, the dollhouse’s magic was reactivated. In reality, these dollhouses were prisons which would shrink down those who angered Elvanna, the former queen. Now the magic is poised to ensnare the PCs. What’s more, the animate doll servants have awakened as poppets, and while some are happy to help, others are not so welcoming. Repeatable. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, All ages.

Venture into Shadowed Depths: An Ancient Secret Awaits in the Western Reaches of the Shadowdark! Brave adventurer, heed the whispers carried from the rugged peaks and shadowed foothills of the Western Reaches! Leave behind the stern, grey stone of Stonehall, a town built upon generations of delving into the earth’s embrace. Here, where the clang of pickaxes once rang true and secrets lay buried beneath the mountain, a new shadow stirs. Rumors trickle from dwarven prospectors and weathered locals of an ancient structure, a temple lost to time and memory, now rumored to be stirring with an unnatural stillness. Some whisper of forgotten rituals, others of a creeping darkness that has taken root in its subterranean depths. Drawn by the allure of the unknown and the allure of relics from a bygone era, you will embody intrepid adventurers stepping into the oppressive silence of this forgotten crypt. The air hangs heavy and cold, and the darkness conceals what secrets—and what guardians—still linger within its stone chambers and winding passages. Join this Shadowdark RPG session if you dare to unearth the mysteries of a long-abandoned temple, navigate treacherous, lightless corridors where the stone itself seems to hold its breath, confront the unknown entities that dwell in the deep, and seek forgotten lore and perhaps, untold riches in a place touched by time and shadow. Prepare for a descent into darkness where every corner may conceal an ancient peril, and every step could awaken a forgotten dread. Will you delve into their depths, or will the darkness claim you as another lost soul in the stone? System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for 3rd- through 6th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Within the heart of devil-cursed Cheliax, Greensteeples Manor, home of the illustrious Jeggare line, secretly stands as the only stronghold of the Pathfinder Society. However, among the fallout of handling the scandal of her cousin within the past few years, the queen of Cheliax has learned of the manor’s true nature. With tensions rising in the nation, an order has been placed to her two most loyal Hellknight orders to capture any beings within the manor and burn the traitorous home to the ground in the name of Asmodeus. While Varian’s safe in Korvosa, the Pathfinders in the area must act swiftly to rescue the innocents within and ensure that what few secrets can be saved are moved to a safer location, lest they fall into the hands of Queen Abrogail! System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Starfinder Second Edition Playtest adventure designed for 5th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Countless derelict and abandoned starships litter space—some damaged beyond repair, some containing valuable cargo, and others empty save for the dead. The Xenowarden starship Bloom is one such ship. During a routine survey mission to a newly discovered dwarf planet in the Vast, the crew of the Bloom collected a variety of biological and environmental samples, secured the samples for further study, and departed, plotting a course through the Drift to a mobile research laboratory in the Pact Worlds. The Bloom that emerged in Pact Worlds’ space was much changed—unresponsive, careening out of control, and with no sign of the ship’s crew. Explore the biomechanical corridors of the Bloom to uncover the fate of its missing crew and face off against a dangerous, alien predator that can’t be allowed to survive. The Bloom is haunted. That’s the least of your problems. System: Starfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st- through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Not everyone in Irrisen has been happy with the rule of Queen Anastasia. A group of bandits found it much easier to sate their violent tendencies during the rule of the prior queen. Now they’re causing trouble both in Irrisen and in settlements on its western border. It’s up to the PCs to put a stop to their banditry. Repeatable. Content note: This quest shows the aftermath of torture. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

We will be drafting Mystery Booster 2. Buy-in is $50 and will be paid at the event. Walk-ins who didn’t sign up will be accepted at 6:10 with available seats. System: Magic: The Gathering, 2–16 players, All ages. If you sign up and don’t arrive by 6:10, we will consider your spot open to walk-ins.

Machi Koro is a fast-paced game for 2–5 players. Each player wants to develop the city on their own terms in order to complete all of the landmarks under construction faster than their rivals. On their turn, each player rolls one or two dice. If the sum of the dice rolled matches the number of a building that a player owns, they get the effect of that building; in some cases opponents will also benefit from your dice (just as you can benefit from theirs). Then, with money in hand a player can build a landmark or a new building, ideally adding to the wealth of their city on future turns. The first player to construct all of their landmarks wins! We will play two of the current expansions that enhance the gameplay and add new layers of strategy: Harbor Expansion, introducing 13 new establishment cards, much new variety and complexity, and allowing for a fifth player to join the game; and Millionaire’s Row Expansion, which introduces fancy restaurants, exclusive clubs, and other grandiose establishments. 2–5 players; Preteen to adult (8+).

The Isle of Cats is a competitive, medium-weight board game for 1–4 players. Players take on the role of citizens of Squall’s End, embarking on a rescue mission to save as many cats as possible from the Isle of Cats before the evil Lord Vesh arrives. The game combines card drafting and polyomino tile placement mechanics. Each cat is represented by a unique tile, and players must fit these tiles onto their boats while keeping cat families together. Along the way, players manage resources to explore the island, rescue cats, find treasures, befriend Oshax (special cats), and study ancient lessons to earn points. The game also includes a family mode for a simpler, quicker experience, making it accessible to players of all ages. 2–4 players; Preteen to adult (8+).

When your boyfriend dumps you, the principal confiscates your custom hyperfriction sneakers, your parents are on your case again about graduating on time, and you STILL haven’t finished your transdimensional studies homework, there’s only one solution: grab your hoverboard, sneak out, and show the world what it means to be a REAL Slugblaster!!! Slugblaster is a Forged in the Dark TTRPG where you’ll take on the role of teen dimension-hoppers trying to film the sickest possible hoverboard tricks. Event run in support of Alexandria RPG Library. System: Slugblaster, 3–6 players, Teen (13+).

Play as secret service ninjas fighting a secret multidimensional war against dangerous yokai. System: Shadow Scar, 3–6 players, Teen (13+). Feel free to bring your own d6 set

As an architect in Welcome To…, you want to build the best new neighborhood in the United States of the 1950s by adding resources to a pool, hiring employees, and more. Welcome To… plays like a roll-and-write dice game in which you mark results on a score- sheet…but without dice. Instead, you flip cards from three piles to make three different action sets with both a house number and a corresponding action from which everyone chooses one. You use the number to fill in a house on your street in numerical order. Then you take the action to increase the point value of estates you build or score points at the end for building parks and pools. Players have the option to alter or duplicate their house numbers. And everyone is racing to be the first to complete public goals. There’s lots to do and many paths to becoming the best suburban architect in Welcome To…! Because of the communal actions, game play is simultaneous and thus supports large groups of players. With many varying strategies and completely randomized action sets, no two games will feel the same! 2–8 players, Teen (13+).

A board game about settling, building, trade, and expansion. 3–4 players, All ages.

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The PCs have been placed in a sort of exchange program, wherein the Magaambya, the oldest school of magic still operating in Golarion, will judge their worth as a foundation for future cooperation. Teacher Ot has been tasked with both showing the PCs the ways of the magical school as well as taking their measure. The future of this partnership lies in the PCs’ hands. Repeatable. 2–6 players, All ages.

The town of Avery’s Bluff has recently discovered ghost rock, ignoring the old gold mine. In all the commotion it almost went unnoticed that more and more silver and gold trinkets began to disappear. Eventually, people started saying either thieving magpies must be gathering all the shineys or a gang of thieves is responsible for the missing items. The answer could be even more sinister. System: Deadlands SWADE, 3–6 players, Ages 13+.

A Starfinder Second Edition Playtest adventure designed for 10th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Zo! Media is the Pact Worlds’ largest multimedia entertainment empire. Run by the enigmatic and ever charismatic undead elebrian Zo!, Zo! Media’s most popular shows thrust living contestants into challenging, desperate, and often lethal situations. His newest show, Wheel of Monsters, pits adventurers, thrill-seekers, gladiators, and veteran soldiers against dangerous and strange creatures collected from across the stars. Whether the contestants are fighting for honor, glory, or to pay off a gambling debt, Zo! has promised an unusual twist on each broadcast that’ll be sure to keep both viewers and contestants guessing to the very end. Step right up, come on down, and ready your laser pistols… You’re the next contestants on Zo!’s Wheel of Monsters! Where there’s a big prize if you make it out alive! System: Starfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society scenario designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Silvertree Village is a small settlement within the Forest of Spirits, not far off the Spirit Road, the trade route tracing the southern coast of the forest. It’s a smaller river crossing, but often used when the larger Ohira’s inns are full, and some travelers even prefer using it. Or they did, until they found access to it cut off by a mysterious fog. Word has reached the Pathfinder Society of this strange phenomenon, and they have resolved to investigate and resolve the issue, as the Society has also had cause to use Silvertree when transporting relics between Hongal and Minkai. The players are tasked with finding out the cause, and in so doing may uncover something much more dangerous. Content note: This scenario contains themes of ritual sacrifice and murder. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed., 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

Who wants to punch a Nazi? In this superpowered one-shot, you get an opportunity to do just that! A villain by the name of Supreme has been ravaging the city for months. The government won’t do anything about it, so it’s up to you, a ragtag group of superheroes and vigilantes, to bring Supreme to justice and find the secret to his immortality. System: Fate Core, 3–8 players, Teen (13+).

After a prominent scientist goes missing in Steel Court, the players find themselves delving deep into the Paris Catacombs to uncover a hidden mystery that threatens the entire city. System: Shadow Scar, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

Pilot one of six giant robots while exploring the Drule star systems. Ships will also be used. System: Palladium, 4–6 players, All ages.

Greetings, brave souls! Step into the gritty, immersive world of Hârn, where peril and mystery lurk in every shadow. Our adventurers make their stand at the remote Keep of Menekai, nestled in the rugged foothills of the Rayesha Mountains. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer eager to delve into the unknown, all are welcome to join this ever-unfolding saga! System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. As the lights go out all over Europe, your mission is to find and recover some rather unusual weapons near the French German border. System: Call of Cthulhu, 4–7 players, Adult (18+). Characters can be provided or rolled up on the spot.

Thirsty Sword Lesbians is a roleplaying game for telling queer stories. If you love angsty disaster lesbians with swords, you have come to the right place. Set in the fast-paced city of Neontropolis, your crew must sword-duel their way through lightcycle races and destroy the rat-bots of corporate overlords, all in the name of love and justice. A sword duel can end in kissing, a witch can gain her power by helping others find love, and an entire session can be built around wandering matchmakers fixing robot girlfriends. System: Thirsty Sword Lesbians, 2–10 players, Teen (13+).

Play as members of Starfleet on an away mission. System: Star Trek Adventures RPG by Modiphius, 2–5 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). A down-on-his luck Aspis Agent, relegated to Thuvia where Aspis operations have all but ceased, has found an unexpected opportunity for revenge. Zarta Dralneen is making a purchase in Merab, and what her purpose could be is the talk of the town. The vengeful Aspis twists these rumors towards talk of the sun orchid elixir, and while no one of any competence or understanding would ever fall for such a flimsy rumor, Merab has more than its share of desperate fools. As the PCs transport Zarta’s mundane purchases back to port, these desperate fools strike, making a simple escort into a fight for survival. Repeatable. 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

With its beautiful 3D tiles, Terraforming Mars is a hit every year. Play as a corporation making your mark on the Red Planet, a wonderful mix of card, resource, and placement strategy that allows you so much freedom to find your own path to victory. The default will be to just include Prelude, Venus Next and an alternate face of the planet, but there’s the option to add more expansions if the players desire. New players are welcome and encouraged. If there are newcomers, we will be sticking to base and Prelude. Games can take up to 4 hours at max players but can often be finished in 3 or even less if moves are made quickly. 2–4 players, Teen (13+).

Play as members of Starfleet on an away mission. System: Star Trek Adventures RPG by Modiphius, 2–5 players, Teen (13+).

Pilot one of six giant robots while exploring the Drule star systems. Ships will also be used. System: Palladium, 4–6 players, All ages.

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The Dacilane Academy often calls upon the Pathfinder Society to get them out of trouble, or to aid their students. Considering that many Pathfinders enroll their children in the academy, the relationship is one of mutual benefit. It’s therefore no surprise when the academy calls upon the Pathfinders to help make sure nothing terrible happens during the play that the students will be performing at a nearby theater, the Muse of the Rose. Recently performances there have seen unfortunate accidents. No one has been seriously injured, but the performances were all ultimately ruined. It’s up to the PCs to ensure that the Dacilane Academy’s performance doesn’t suffer the same fate, even if they have to prevent disasters backstage during the show itself. Repeatable. 2–6 players, All ages.

A Pathfinder Society Scenario designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Silvertree Village is a small settlement within the Forest of Spirits, not far off the Spirit Road, the trade route tracing the southern coast of the forest. It’s a smaller river crossing, but often used when the larger Ohira’s inns are full, and some travelers even prefer using it. Or they did, until they found access to it cut off by a mysterious fog. Word has reached the Pathfinder Society of this strange phenomenon, and they have resolved to investigate and resolve the issue, as the Society has also had cause to use Silvertree when transporting relics between Hongal and Minkai. The PCs are tasked with finding out the cause, and before they’re done they’ll face challenges put for by a kami themselves, and must learn what has upset this being, and in so doing uncover something much more dangerous. Repeatable. Content note: This scenario contains themes of ritual sacrifice and murder. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Starfinder Second Edition Playtest adventure designed for 1st-level characters (pregenerated characters available). For millennia, Birnam’s Bubble has been a planet untouched by outsiders, fully encapsulated in an impenetrable shield of unknown energy and protected by powerful automated defenses. Through this barrier, explorers and surveyors have glimpsed pristine settlements, verdant flora, and inexplicable magical emanations—yet no fauna or citizens populate the world’s surface. As in many other parts of the galaxy, the Drift Crisis changed everything. Now, the energy barrier surrounding Birnam’s Bubble cracks like shattering glass, and shards of this solidified energy have begun to fall through the atmosphere to the planet’s surface, causing significant destruction. Enter the breach and uncover the secrets of the lost civilizations of Birnam’s Bubble before they’re lost forever! System: Starfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

When your boyfriend dumps you, the principal confiscates your custom hyperfriction sneakers, your parents are on your case again about graduating on time, and you STILL haven’t finished your transdimensional studies homework, there’s only one solution: grab your hoverboard, sneak out, and show the world what it means to be a REAL Slugblaster!!! Slugblaster is a Forged in the Dark TTRPG where you’ll take on the role of teen dimension-hoppers trying to film the sickest possible hoverboard tricks. Event run in support of Alexandria RPG Library. System: Slugblaster, 3–6 players, Teen (13+).

Greetings, brave souls! Step into the gritty, immersive world of Hârn, where peril and mystery lurk in every shadow. Our adventurers make their stand at the remote Keep of Menekai, nestled in the rugged foothills of the Rayesha Mountains. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer eager to delve into the unknown, all are welcome to join this ever-unfolding saga! System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

Thirsty Sword Lesbians is a roleplaying game for telling queer stories. If you love angsty disaster lesbians with swords, you have come to the right place. Set in the fast-paced city of Neontropolis, your crew must sword-duel their way through lightcycle races and destroy the rat-bots of corporate overlords, all in the name of love and justice. A sword duel can end in kissing, a witch can gain her power by helping others find love, and an entire session can be built around wandering matchmakers fixing robot girlfriends. System: Thirsty Sword Lesbians, 2–10 players, Teen (13+).

Machi Koro is a fast-paced game for 2–5 players. Each player wants to develop the city on their own terms in order to complete all of the landmarks under construction faster than their rivals. On their turn, each player rolls one or two dice. If the sum of the dice rolled matches the number of a building that a player owns, they get the effect of that building; in some cases opponents will also benefit from your dice (just as you can benefit from theirs). Then, with money in hand a player can build a landmark or a new building, ideally adding to the wealth of their city on future turns. The first player to construct all of their landmarks wins! We will play two of the current expansions that enhance the gameplay and add new layers of strategy: Harbor Expansion, introducing 13 new establishment cards, much new variety and complexity, and allowing for a fifth player to join the game; and Millionaire’s Row Expansion, which introduces fancy restaurants, exclusive clubs, and other grandiose establishments. 2–5 players; Preteen to adult (8+).

Norwescon is hosting an official Catan U.S. Nationals Qualifier Tournament! The qualifier champion will win a guaranteed seat at the 2025 United States Championship in St. Paul, MN. System: CATAN: 5th Edition, 12–16 players, Adult (18+).

You’re a woodland creature who has recently gained sentience when you ingested magical cocaine from the satchel of an unlucky traveler in your forest. Can you take a chance that when the cocaine wears off, you’ll revert to being a mere woodland animal? No. No, you cannot. You have to get more of that enchanted cocaine! Luckily, you have this written plan from the deceased courier that requires discipline and exact execution. Unfortunately, you’re a coked-out enchanted woodland creature prone to rage. System: Cocaine Owlbear, 2–8 players, Adult (18+).

The residents of the idyllic coastal town of Cape Greenhill have been unsettled as of late, as a string of strange occurrences sweep the town: ice cream melting early, inner tubes deflating, disappearing tourists, and worst of all… overpriced postcards! If only there was a group of scrappy outsiders ready to poke their noses in the town’s dirty laundry and uncover … the curse of Cape Greenhill! Join us for a game of Monster of the Week, a Powered by the Apocalypse TTRPG in the style of TV shows like Supernatural, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and The X-Files. System: Monster of the Week, 3–6 players, Teen (13+).

The Isle of Cats is a competitive, medium-weight board game for 1–4 players. Players take on the role of citizens of Squall’s End, embarking on a rescue mission to save as many cats as possible from the Isle of Cats before the evil Lord Vesh arrives. The game combines card drafting and polyomino tile placement mechanics. Each cat is represented by a unique tile, and players must fit these tiles onto their boats while keeping cat families together. Along the way, players manage resources to explore the island, rescue cats, find treasures, befriend Oshax (special cats), and study ancient lessons to earn points. The game also includes a family mode for a simpler, quicker experience, making it accessible to players of all ages. 2–4 players; Preteen to adult (8+).

Venture into Verdant Decay: An Enigmatic Bloom Awaits in the Western Reaches of the Shadowdark! Brave the shadowed paths, seeker, for a strange and unsettling whisper drifts from the tangled borders of the Western Reaches. Leave behind the ancient white citadel of Lydonia, where fey magic clings to the stones and the surrounding woods hold secrets both beautiful and bizarre. Beyond its familiar boundaries, where the influence of the cursed Marrow trees begins to wane but an air of the uncanny persists, lies a mystery veiled in overgrowth. Rumors amongst the woodsfolk speak of a hidden place, a garden choked with a strange and unnatural fecundity. Some claim it to be a place of forgotten power, others a haven for things best left undisturbed. Now an air of stillness has fallen over it, a silence more unsettling than the rustling leaves and buzzing insects of the surrounding wilds. Drawn by the allure of the unknown you will step into the roles of courageous adventurers. The air in this forgotten place hangs heavy with the scent of rich soil and something else… something subtly sweet and undeniably strange. The dense foliage conceals what wonders—or horrors—now thrive within its secluded depths. Join this Shadowdark RPG session if you dare to unravel the secrets of an unusually flourishing, yet somehow menacing, garden, navigate through dense and potentially treacherous overgrowth, confront the unseen entities that have taken root in this mysterious place, seek forgotten knowledge or perhaps valuable resources in a location touched by an unknown influence, and embrace the perilous and atmospheric exploration that defines Shadowdark. Journey into a realm where beauty might mask decay, and life may intertwine with something far more sinister. The secrets of the rotting gardens await. Will you unearth their truth, or become another bloom in their strange and unsettling tapestry? System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

Play as secret service ninjas fighting a secret multidimensional war against dangerous yokai. System: Shadow Scar, 3–6 players, Teen (13+). Feel free to bring your own d6 set

Greetings, brave souls! Step into the gritty, immersive world of Hârn, where peril and mystery lurk in every shadow. Our adventurers make their stand at the remote Keep of Menekai, nestled in the rugged foothills of the Rayesha Mountains. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer eager to delve into the unknown, all are welcome to join this ever-unfolding saga! System: Shadowdark, 4–6 players, All ages.

The town of Avery’s Bluff has recently discovered ghost rock, ignoring the old gold mine. In all the commotion it almost went unnoticed that more and more silver and gold trinkets began to disappear. Eventually, people started saying either thieving magpies must be gathering all the shineys or a gang of thieves is responsible for the missing items. The answer could be even more sinister. System: Deadlands SWADE, 3–6 players, Ages 13+.

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). A down-on-his luck Aspis Agent, relegated to Thuvia where Aspis operations have all but ceased, has found an unexpected opportunity for revenge. Zarta Dralneen is making a purchase in Merab, and what her purpose could be is the talk of the town. The vengeful Aspis twists these rumors towards talk of the sun orchid elixir, and while no one of any competence or understanding would ever fall for such a flimsy rumor, Merab has more than its share of desperate fools. As the PCs transport Zarta’s mundane purchases back to port, these desperate fools strike, making a simple escort into a fight for survival. Repeatable. 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Starfinder Second Edition Playtest adventure designed for 15th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Mined on the frigid planet of Vesk-8, shimmerstone is a psychically active crystalline ore known to have a calming effect on emotions. After a wave of powerful cosmic energy ripples across the galaxy, shimmerstone changes, suddenly becoming unstable as it resonates with the psychic cries of a strange new god. All across Vesk-8, shimmerstone mines suffer disaster after disaster. While many corporations react with attempts to sweep these events under the metaphorical rug, Shim-Tek desperately seeks outside agents to visit their shimmerstone mine, investigate the disturbance, and rescue any imperiled miners still on site. System: Starfinder 2nd Ed, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society scenario designed for 1st through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). Silvertree Village is a small settlement within the Forest of Spirits, not far off the Spirit Road, the trade route tracing the southern coast of the forest. It’s a smaller river crossing, but often used when the larger Ohira’s inns are full, and some travelers even prefer using it. Or they did, until they found access to it cut off by a mysterious fog. Word has reached the Pathfinder Society of this strange phenomenon, and they have resolved to investigate and resolve the issue, as the Society has also had cause to use Silvertree when transporting relics between Hongal and Minkai. The players are tasked with finding out the cause, and in so doing may uncover something much more dangerous. Content note: This scenario contains themes of ritual sacrifice and murder. System: Pathfinder 2nd Ed., 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

To hunt down a dangerous group of yokai, the players traverse an asteroid belt perforated with hidden passageways, crashed satellites, and hidden dangers. System: Shadow Scar, 2–6 players, Teen (13+).

The residents of the idyllic coastal town of Cape Greenhill have been unsettled as of late, as a string of strange occurrences sweep the town: ice cream melting early, inner tubes deflating, disappearing tourists, and worst of all… overpriced postcards! If only there was a group of scrappy outsiders ready to poke their noses in the town’s dirty laundry and uncover … the curse of Cape Greenhill! Join us for a game of Monster of the Week, a Powered by the Apocalypse TTRPG in the style of TV shows like Supernatural, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and The X-Files. System: Monster of the Week, 3–6 players, Teen (13+).

A Pathfinder Society Quest designed for 1st- through 4th-level characters (pregenerated characters available). The enigmatic being known simply as the Thane, one of the more powerful denizens of the First World, on rare occasions grows weary of solitude and holds a grand party. Invitations are scattered throughout the planes, and simply interacting with one in any manner will suddenly see a “”guest”” whisked away to the feast. Further, the Thane warps time in their realm, making each day last a decade. The celebration continues for a week of these decades. Mortals taken find themselves 70 years older with only a week having passed outside, if they even survive decades of partying. Recently, the Thane has again become bored and sent out invitations. Some citizens of Jol unfortunate enough to have stumbled upon these were whisked away. It’s up to the PCs to free them—and likely the PCs themselves— before even more years pass in the twisted time of the Thane’s realm. Repeatable. 2–6 players, Teen (13+).