Tabletop Takeover Mondays

FWD RPG PNW takes over TPK Brewing Co. the last Monday of every month for a night of free, beginner-friendly, non-D&D one-shots!

Games run from 6:30-10:30pm on the last Monday of every month and all materials will be supplied by the Game Master, but participation does require registration ahead of time here.

Sign up for Mutant: Year Zero with GM Ted

Post-apocalyptic exploration | Content Warnings: Blood, Death, Insects, Violence, Illness

The world is healing, and it’s time to step into the unknown. Explore the Zone, uncover artifacts, seek knowledge, and rebuild a civilization on the foundations of the past. Perhaps one day, you’ll discover Eden, the legendary haven of truth and salvation—but even if it’s just a myth, this is your chance to create a new beginning.

Sign up for Monarchies of Mau with GM Ian

fantasy, exploration, cats and dogs | Content Warnings: None

“Be a good dog. Protect your home. Be loyal to those who are true. These are the words of the Code of Man.” Join our band of Uplifted Animals as they explore the Lost Library of Amosen, a mysterious ruin left behind by the prior Age of Man.

Sign up for Mouth Brood with GM Brendan

Investigative sci-fi horror | Content Warnings: Animals, bugs, fungus, plants and player characters all at risk of inflicting death and weirdness upon each other.

“The Biosphere has been buried in the glacier for millennia. You can’t see anything through the glass but leaves and mist and smears of algae. But something’s moving in there. Something’s clicking and humming and crying. Thousands of things. Millions.”

Sign up for Salvage Union with GM David

Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi | Content Warnings: Violence, desert survival, radiation

A signal has broadcast that a high value Corpo Ship has crash landed in the wastes. You and your crew will have to contend with other mechs, raiders, and the other oddities of the wasteland.

Sign up for The Wildsea with GM Greg

Post bio-abundance apocalypse exploration | Content Warnings: Body horror and weird species (sentient spider colonies inhabiting skin sacks, mushroom people etc.), deep “sea” weirdness, violence

The Wildsea tells the tales of desperate scoundrels who sail the “waves” of the vast, arboreal canopy that has consumed the world on chainsaw powered ships . Tonight, you’re after a library ship, three months overdue in port, but what they’ve recovered is maybe better left unexplored.