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17 Sep

Roll with Pride

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There’s something a little different about a queer TTRPG night.

It’s not just sitting around a table rolling dice, although there will definitely be plenty of that. It’s the kind of night where you can show up as yourself, or as a completely different version of yourself, and nobody thinks either choice is strange. You might arrive as a nervous first-time player who has never touched a d20 before, or as someone who has been playing for twenty years and has 20 sets of dice. Either way, there’s a place for you.

Expect a night of tabletop roleplaying games run by people who understand that games are at their best when everyone around the table feels welcome. You might find yourself playing a heroic fantasy adventure, a messy supernatural drama, a horror game where everyone is making increasingly questionable choices. The goal isn't to be the most experienced player in the room. It’s to have a good time, meet some people, and make a story together.

That’s the magic of tabletop gaming.

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Thu 17 Sep
  • 6.30pm - 9.30pm 6:30pm - 9:30pm

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Fortress Melbourne
Shop 25/23 Caledonian Ln
Melbourne 3000

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Adult / general $49.50
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  • telephone number: 0421010233
  • email address: adventure@mastersofalchemy.au
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