Worldwide Free to Play Roleplaying Games Day is an opportunity for gamers to discover their local games store, meet up, and play some new (or established) roleplaying games. Try out new RPGs … for free.
No experience necessary. FREE RPG DAY is an opportunity to try something different.
Saturday, 23rd July 2022
Note: Free RPG Day in the US, was held on 25th June 2022
On the Day …
Sessions are very loosely organised as: 11-2pm and 3-6pm.
Regular opening hours for the shop are 10am-6pm, and later for games evenings. If there is enough interest we’ll keep going into the evening and it’s possible for games to start as and when players are available.
Local Guest GMs …
- ALIENS (Free League Publishing) … 11am start
- STAR TREK ADVENTURES (Modiphius Entertainment) … 3pm start
There are also GMs on-hand throughout for CONAN: Adventures in an Age Undreamed Of (Modiphius Entertainment) and Dungeons & Dragons (Wizards of the Coast).
Visiting GMs are asked to plan for 1-2 players fewer than they can comfortably wrangle – so that there are always spaces in the room for players to squeeze in, without overloading a game – and to have some draft character templates prepared (or mostly prepared) to save time.
Included in the Free RPG Day store kit …
Various quick-play and adventure scenarios are available to play/run on the day, including:
- A Familiar Problem
- Cyberpunk Red
- Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition)
- Homeworld Revelations
- Pathfinder
- ROOT – The Roleplaying Game
- Starfinder
Always on-hand ‘RPG Night’ Starter Sets …
- Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition)
- Call of Cthulhu (7th Edition)
- Paranoia (Core Edition)
How to Find Us
FOOD & DRINK
Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.
Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (but on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).
We generally advise that gamers take breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s just safer for the games components.
Customer toilets are available in-store. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equiped as disabled facilities (ie. they don’t have all of the hand rails, etc).
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