Games running Fri 9:30-10:25pm

For centuries the manor has passed from one master to another falling further and further into disrepair. That is until the current master of the manor, Lord Xalvador Shadowbrook, spent a vast fortune on it's restoration. Once the repairs were complete and permanent staff hired, things turned horribly wrong. Anyone who spent the night at the manor disappeared without a trace. Adventurers have attempted to solve this mystery only for them to never be seen again. There is now a standing contract from Lord Shadowbrook for anyone who can "survive" the night in the manor, rewarding 1000gp to each person who is still present the following morning. Rosewood Manor is a One Shot for 3-6 level 5 characters and should take around 3 hours to complete. Please create a level 5 using Point buy or Standard array for skills and Max HP for level 1. You will then get the average for the remaining levels. Starting equipment + 200gp + 1 Uncommon magic item, Spellcasting Focus or Component Pouch + Enough materials for 1 cast of each spell. character.

Written by Tineke Bolleman. Scenario tags: Metaplot, Vigilant Seal

Within Irrisen, Queen Anastasia has spent the better part of a decade testing the boundaries of her rulership and seeing where she can and cannot make change. After enough research and discussion with fellow leaders, she's finally decided full steam ahead on the first of many plans she has to help bring her new home to the forefront of Avistani politics. As an international organization of travelers, she's called upon the Pathfinder Society for their opinions on the platform of her new venture, looking for insights from those who have to cross over wide landscapes, however her meeting with agents and contractors goes off the rails when a group of frost goblins looking to let off some steam launch an attack conducted by a disappointed fey. The Pathfinders will need to catch those goblins and defeat the fey in order ensure that Queen Anastasia's plan doesn't get derailed into the ground! Written by Dave Nelson. Scenario tags: none

The Manor is a mysterious and magical place where rooms and the pathways between them can shift as time progresses. The game features a unique temporal mechanic; every time a player or the Fae Monster takes an action, time will move forward in the game and the connections between the rooms will shift via unique rotating corridor rings on the game board. Players have some agency in how to use their actions to affect how quickly (or slowly) time moves, but beware, if the players use up their allotted time and have not defeated the monster, they lose!

Enter the Realm of Embergard as each player takes their warband to amass endless glory. Each player will use a 32 card deck to navigate their warbands fighters through the board state, scoring objectives and using gambits and ploys to ensure victory. On top of that players will be able to equip upgrades to enhance their fighters abilities or hinder the progress of their opponent. This game is the ultimate combination of miniature, dice and card game.
The demonstration can provide one player learning against the game master, or two people playing against each other while the game master guides them through learning to play. See you in Embergard!!!

Everyone votes on who they think was the original celebrity but you also get points if people are tricked by yours!

Gemstones is a new boardgame created by a local Winnipeg designer. Play time is 60 - 90 minutes.

I was with my friends when it happened. Yesterday a friend went missing, just after i saw Some Mysterious Strangers/ The Light in the Sky/ The Nice New Neighbors. A voice on the TV/ Record Players to me to Avoid the Light/ Open the Inner Door/Follow the song. The Incident and Gloom Lake. It’s small town psychics vs Hungry UFOs, Reptilian Skinchangers, and Mind Control Agents.

Sparks spray from one battle to another, setting the nation on fire. Keep an eye on the reinforcement chains or use them to your benefit and turn defeat into victory.
This is light game that anyone can learn and play on the spot. (It's in Japanese but is pretty language independent. Translations will be provided anyway. 30-60 min per game)

The players’ goal is to be the first to cross the finish line with one of their riders. Players move their riders forward by drawing and playing cards from that riders specific deck, depleting it as they go. Use slipstreams to avoid exhaustion and position your team for a well timed sprint for the win.

You are an Explorer, braving places too far for maps and too old for records. Your expeditions touch the bizarre, wondrous, and horrific. You search for riches, but also Arcana, mysterious devices with unnatural powers."

Into the Odd Remastered is a rules-light, flavor-heavy roleplaying game of industrial horror and cosmic strangeness written by Chris McDowall (Electric Bastionland) and with graphic design by Johan Nohr (MRK BORG).

Content for this RPG Adventure will come from the recently remastered edition of Into The Odd, published by the Free League Workshop.

As an admiral, you command a vast and varied crew...but so do your rivals sailing other ships in the pirate fleet. Each day the fleet lands on a different island where you'll send a crew member to collect your share of the loot, hoping they'll return to boost your growing group of characters.

You are the captain of your ship and the dice you have is your crew. The game plays in a number of rounds where every round consists of three phases. Betting, sailing and action phase. The betting phase: Inspired by the classic game Liars Dice , this poker-like mechanic will test your bluffing and probability skills. The sailing phase: All except the loser sail forward on the map and battle for their event/tile. Some events you really want to explore and some you want to avoid at all cost.

The action phase: To aid you on your journey you'll have action cards on hand. Play these strategically to attack opponents and defend or upgrade your crew.

In their roles as hunters, collectors, farmers, and tool makers, our ancestors worked with their legs and backs straining against wooden plows in the stony earth. In Stone Age, the players live in this time, just as our ancestors did. They collect wood, break stone and wash their gold from the river. They trade freely, expand their village and so achieve new levels of civilization. With a balance of luck and planning, the players compete for food in this pre-historic time.

Players will explore one of the regions of Tamriel, levelling up their characters and facing a mix of strategic combat, dungeon crawling, and narrative-driven challenges.
In this demo, players will create their characters and experience a shortened version of the first session of a campaign (which typically unfolds over three play sessions).