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Role-playing game night (15+)

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Oct 24Free

Role-playing game night (15+)

Step into the shoes of a legendary character and get ready for a completely immersive experience. Whether you are a seasoned dice roller or brand new to the world of role-playing, you will find the perfect table to jump into an epic adventure.

Médiathèque Virginia Woolf (Paris 13th)

About

Step into the world of tabletop role-playing games at the Virginia Woolf Library in Paris's 13th arrondissement this Saturday, October 24, 2026. This free event welcomes everyone aged 16 and older to join a table, whether you are a seasoned adventurer or trying the experience for the first time. Taking place from 18:00 to 23:00, the evening requires mandatory registration via the Opale Rôliste association website. The venue is fully accessible to all, including those in wheelchairs, the deaf or hard of hearing, and visually impaired individuals.

Whether you are a veteran or a beginner at role-playing games, you will find a table to welcome you.

Registration is mandatory and will open 1 month before the start of the event, on the Opale Rôliste website.

; Credits : Opale Roliste
Our take on this event

Join the Opale Rôliste community at the Virginia Woolf Library on October 24, 2026, for a night dedicated to role-playing games. Running from 18:00 to 23:00, the session is open to players 16 years and older, offering a welcoming environment for both beginners and veterans to enjoy collaborative storytelling at no cost.

Participation is subject to mandatory registration. To secure your spot, you must create a profile on the Opale Rôliste website, where booking opens one month before the event. As seating is limited, planning ahead is recommended to ensure you can participate in the evening's adventures.

The event prioritizes accessibility to ensure an inclusive experience. The facility is wheelchair accessible and adapted for individuals with visual impairments, cognitive disabilities, and for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, with sign language support provided.

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