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Maker STEAM Take and Make: Ready to TTRPG? kit

Ready to create, act, and debate through fictional content in a tabletop roleplaying game?

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About the event

Ready to create, act, and debate through fictional content in a tabletop roleplaying game? This month's Maker STEAM Take and Make introduces people new to TTRPGs (tabletop roleplaying games) with a few resources to get you started! This kit includes a laser cut dice tower you can put together, a few acrylic paints and a paintbrush, and several resources and short one-page scenarios for you to test out your roleplaying skills solo or with a group. (Some materials included are for teens and adults, specifically.)

Kits are located in the shelving unit outside of the Innovation Lab on the Third Floor at Main Library for you to take home and complete.

First come, first serve while supplies last.

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