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Join us Wednesday evening for a Tabletop RPG Game Night at Guy on the Couch Cards & Gaming in Monroeville.

The dollhouse arrived from Irrisen wrapped in warning nobody in the vaults of Skyreach heeded.

The Winter Queen's Dollhouse is a Pathfinder Society Quest for Pathfinder 2e, part of the ongoing Pathfinder Quest series.
Queen Anastasia found it while sorting her aunt's vaults and sent it to the Society for study. When Aslynn's magic surged through Skyreach, the dollhouse woke with it — these were never toys, but prisons, built by the former queen Elvanna to shrink down anyone who crossed her. That magic is reaching for you now.

The doll servants have woken too, as poppets. Some are glad to help. Others aren't.

• Investigative Pathfinder Society Quest with a fairy-tale edge
• Shrinking magic — the dollhouse's prisons are still active
• Poppet NPCs, allies and obstacles alike
• Part of the ongoing Pathfinder Quest series

The dollhouse never forgot who angered its queen. Don't give it a reason to remember you.

No experience with Pathfinder Society needed — pre-generated characters provided.

A small-time plan. Big ambitions. Almost no impulse control.

What Could Go Wrong is a GM-less storytelling game running on Fiasco — built in the spirit of films where ordinary people with bad plans make everything worse.

Think Coen Brothers energy: nobody involved is as clever as they think they are.

You and the table will collectively choose a setting, then use a dice draft to generate the people, relationships, and complications that define your story. From there, you'll build characters with tangled — possibly dangerous — connections to one another. No combat system, no dice-based skill checks: just scenes, decisions, and consequences the table creates together, building toward a finishing montage where everything comes apart.

This is mature content: expect intense character conflict, dark comedy, and dramatic stakes that can turn violent.

What Could Go Wrong plays best when everyone at the table is on board with where the story goes.

• Fully collaborative, no traditional GM
• Dice-drafted setup determines your story's elements
• Character relationships and motives interlock by design
• Roughly two hours, no combat mechanics
• No experience needed — character creation happens together at the table, start to finish.

Join us Sunday afternoon for a Tabletop RPG Game Day at Lawrence Hall in Lawrenceville.

Whether you've never touched a d20 or you've been rolling dice for decades, you've got a seat at the table. Our GMs run standalone one-shots across a mix of systems — D&D, indie games, narrative RPGs, and whatever they're excited to bring. No experience required. Pre-generated characters are available for most games.

The gaming happens upstairs. If you're not sure where to go, look for people with dice, they'll point you in the right direction.

New players welcome. No experience required. If you’re unsure where to go, ask someone with dice on the second floor; they’ll point you in the right direction.

How it works
Games kick off between 4:00 and 4:30 as tables fill in. Arrive at 4:00 to meet your GM, pick your seat, and get settled before play begins.

1. RSVP here to let us know you're coming.
2. Browse the individual game listings — added as GMs submit their sessions.
3. Sign up for the game you want. That's the signup that matters.
4. Show up, grab a drink downstairs, and head up ready to play.

If a game is full, join the waitlist and still show up. No-shows happen, and spots open more than you'd think. No guarantees, but it's worth being there.

Already RSVP'd but can't make it? Update your Meetup attendance as soon as you know. It takes 10 seconds and means someone on the waitlist gets to play.