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Tabletop RPG Night

2025-03-12 17:30:00 2025-03-12 19:30:00 America/New_York Tabletop RPG Night Potomac Branch -

Wednesday, March 12
5:30pm - 7:30pm

Add to Calendar 2025-03-12 17:30:00 2025-03-12 19:30:00 America/New_York Tabletop RPG Night Get ready for an unforgettable experience! Potomac Branch -

Get ready for an unforgettable experience!

Whether you're a seasoned role-player or new to the world of tabletop games, this program is perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in creative storytelling, unique characters, and thrilling challenges.

We will gather to play a selection of exciting and unique tabletop role-playing games, including Olaf Hits the Dragon with His Sword, Post-Match Interview, Icarus, Rotate Bird, and Dread. Participants will get to select which game/s they want to play.
All Skill Levels Welcome - No experience with tabletop role-playing games? No problem! We will guide you through the rules and help you get started, making sure everyone can enjoy the games.

Creative Storytelling - This program is all about creativity, where you’ll be part of a unique storytelling experience. Whether you're slaying dragons, answering weird sports questions, or supporting the last vestiges of a great civilization as it crumbles around you.

Social & Fun - Join a group of fellow players, make new friends, and share in the excitement of collaborative storytelling. It’s a great way to socialize and exercise your imagination!

Game Options:

Olaf Hits the Dragon with His Sword
Genre: Fantasy, Tragedy
Description: This is a simple game built around a single question: what type of story can a single action tell? Only one thing happens during the game: Olaf hits the Dragon with his sword. The game is about figuring out why. Who is Olaf? What did the Dragon do? And perhaps most importantly, what comes after?

Post-Match Interview
Genre: Sports, Comedy
Description: In Post-Match Interview, one player takes on the role of a beleaguered athlete who’s just won (or lost) a major sports event. The game focuses on creating amusing and bizarre post-match interviews, where players must improvise their reactions and answer quirky questions from the press. For example: How did the opposing team’s lineup consisting exclusively of clones inform your strategy? Do you believe that your opponent’s decision to travel back in time from after their suspension ended should be disallowed going forward? It’s a hilarious blend of sports and storytelling that tests your creativity and sense of humor.
Icarus
Genre: Tragedy, World Building
Description: The city-state of Icarus stands at the height of its power, a shining beacon of progress above the world. But if there is one simple truth to this game, it’s the simple fact that Icarus will fall. Icarus is a game about the fall of a great civilization, played out across countless index cards and a tower of dice that grows as the people of Icarus construct a monument to the greatness of the city. But when the tower falls, Icarus falls with it.

Rotate Bird
Genre: Surreal, Genre Neutral
Description: Rotate Bird is a game that manages to be genre neutral through the simple method of being equally irrelevant to any genre. The game then becomes one of quick thinking and flimsy justification, determining how your deliberately poorly defined abilities apply to the situation at hand. Does the feather on your character sheet mean you can fly? Or does it perhaps mean that you're especially light on your feet? Maybe it just means that you have a deft hand with a feather duster. Ultimately, it means whatever is most convenient for you at the time, and can change at the drop of a hat.

Dread
Genre: Horror, Suspense, Psychological
Description: In this horror role-playing game, Dread uses a Jenga tower in place of dice to create a tense, suspense-filled atmosphere. Players must face terrifying situations and survive supernatural events, all while managing the ever-present danger of the Jenga tower collapsing. Each time you attempt a critical task, you pull a block from the tower—if it falls, your character’s fate is sealed. With a focus on psychological horror and building tension, Dread delivers an intense, thrilling experience.

Registration is not required. Recommended for ages 16+.

If you have questions, please contact the Potomac Branch at 301-375-7375 or email potomacref@ccplonline.org.

AGE GROUP: | Teens | Adults |

EVENT TYPE: | Games/Gaming |

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