Tabletop roleplaying evening run by the Hertfordshire RPG Club at Marshalswick Library, open to newcomers and experienced players.
Hertfordshire RPG Club are running tabletop roleplaying evenings at Marshalswick Library, with the next session on Thursday 12 November. It's part of a regular run, so if you can't make this one, there are more on Thursday 26 November and Thursday 7 January, all starting at 19:15.
For those who haven't come across them, the club runs these as one-off games across different systems, so each night is a standalone session rather than a long-running campaign. That makes it a good way to dip your toe into a few different styles of play without committing to a multi-month story. They're open to newcomers and experienced players alike, so you don't need to have a character sheet ready or even know the rules to turn up.
The venue is Marshalswick Library on The Ridgeway, right beside Marshalswick Community Centre. It's a Hertfordshire County Council library, so it does the usual — public borrowing, children's books, computers and study space — alongside community activities like these, which are independently organised. The RPG nights are just one of the things that happen there.
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Entry is £4, and the sessions start at 19:15. With three dates lined up — 12 November, 26 November and 7 January — you've got a few chances to get involved.
