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Tabletop RPGs & Board Games

Tabletop games in
Dallas–Fort Worth.

Three hundred board games on the shelf, open tables most weeks, and roleplaying sessions that start and finish in one evening.

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DFW Young & Social Club · 2309 Springlake Rd, Suite 600, Farmers Branch, TX 75234

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Current offerings

Third Friday · 7:30 PM Board Game Night Open tables and 300 games, with somebody usually willing to teach. Free to use Board Game Library Entire library free to use while the club space is open. 2nd & 4th Thursday · 7:00 PM Board Games & LAN Midweek Social Board games and networked PC games in the same room, midweek. Monthly TTRPG One-Shots Self-contained roleplaying adventures that finish in one sitting. Multiple sessions monthly Wardens of the Veil · D&D 5e One-Shots Monthly D&D one-shots in a shared world. Each finishes in one session. 2nd & 4th Saturday · 12:00–5:00 PM D&D for First Timers Build a character, play a one-shot, keep the dice. No experience needed. Multiple sessions monthly Magical Academia · Kids on Brooms A magical university series on Kids on Brooms. Start with the free orientation. Monthly rotating games Indie TTRPG Series Comedy, cozy fantasy and narrative games that fit in one evening. Every 4th Thursday · 6:00–9:00 PM D&D Combat Sessions Level 15, feats allowed, and a session designed to kill you. 1st & 3rd Thursday · 7:00 PM TTRPG Roleplaying Workshop A free workshop on playing your character rather than your character sheet. 1st Saturday · 11:00 AM Dungeon Master’s Guild A free monthly discussion group for game masters, one topic a session.
Supporting the club

Support the club

Board game nights are free and the library is free to use. The roleplaying sessions charge for what they cost to run. Donations are what keep the free half free and pay for new games.

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DFW Young & Social Club is a not-for-profit organization and not a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Donations to the community are not tax deductible.