Magic the Gathering: On August 11th at 12 PM, Learn to Play Magic the Gathering. First released in 1993, this trading card game has grown immensely, with characters you'll grow to love and challenges that will keep you coming back for more! The cost to participate in this event is $35. Players will get a deck to learn to play with, along with a deck box to keep their new cards safe, and small group time with an experienced Magic player!
Star Wars: Unlimited: On August 11th at 12:30 PM, Learn to Play Star Wars: Unlimited. One of the newer trading card games on the market, it allows you to immerse yourself into the Star Wars Universe. With a unique way to play and build decks, this game provides for a ton of opportunity to challenge yourself (and your opponent)! The cost to participate is $35. In addition to time with an expert player, players in this event will get a pre-sleeved deck in a star wars themed deck box!
Dungeons & Dragons: On August 11th at 1 PM, Learn to Play Dungeons and Dragons! D&D is THE classic role playing games. Drawing players into an immersive fantasy world, this game is a ton of fun to play, and allows players to express their creativity in ways that other games do not. The cost to participate is $10. In addition to an overview of the game and the chance to play your first "mini" campaign, players will also get a starter set of dice that they can continue to use throughout their future adventures!
Lorcana: On August 11 at 1 PM, dive into the world of Disney with this exciting Trading Card Game. The cost to participate is $35. In addition to small group learning time with an experienced player, participants in this event will receive their first Lorcana deck and a deck box to keep it safe.
Pokémon: On August 11 at 3 PM, get ready to catch them all with this classic Trading Card Game Learn to Play event! The cost to participate is $35. Trainers who do, will each receive a deck to learn to play with, a deck box to keep their cards safe, and time with an experienced player who will help guide them through their first battles.
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