Listings in Liverpool
Below you'll find every active listing we have for TTRPG groups and players in Liverpool
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casual 40k, maybe 30k, only played one game of 40k this year, need to learn basics as it takes me ages to play
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Lost Boys Gaming Club
The Lost Boys Wargaming Club is a small but very welcoming and inviting group located in Ainsdale that meets every Tuesday night from 6 to 10:30 pm. They primarily focus on playing with Warhammer 40k and Warmachine items, but they also regularly have campaigns and tournaments for specialty games such as Bloodbowl, Necromunda, and Battlefleet Gothic. They are hopeful that they can get more people interested in Board Gaming.
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We get together every Monday from 6.00pm to 11.30pm to play Euro multi-player games such as Puerto and Battlestar Galactica, which are brought by different members each week. Typically there are more than a dozen people participating, so there are lots of game options and enough time for a couple of large-scale games or a lot of short fillers. Besides becoming a member, there is no cost involved other than what you pay for drinks. We always welcome new members and those with more experience can help in explaining the rules.
Sign in to contactLiverpool Lion Boardgamers
It looks like the Liverpool Lions board game club cannot meet for now - but check the primary thread for any updates. Meanwhile, there are other board game alternatives in the city. Thursday nights at Crit Hit Game Cafe, there is another local board game club, Scythe Board Gamers, and four fantastic boardgame cafes in the city with open gaming sessions or where you can find a game. Check their pages for updates or contact information - Sugar and Dice, Tiny Rick's, Crit Hit, and JustPlay.
Sign in to contactThe 'Scythe' Board Gamers
A regular gathering of video game players convenes every Thursday at Critical Hit Games Cafe, formerly known as 'The Scythe and Teacup Games Cafe', in Liverpool.
Sign in to contactThe Liverpool Wargames Association (LWA)
This members club, run by the members themselves without any financial gain involved, has been around since 1971. It offers a 2,500 sq' room with three gaming areas and 7 6'x4' tables that can be arranged into lengths of up to 28 feet, plus 2 8'x4' tables and one 8'x10' table located in the RPG area. Even if you've never played before and lack equipment or terrain, the club will provide those for you. It's open Thursday nights, most Saturdays, and Sundays, as well as 24/7 to members.
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A gathering of friends congregate at a game cafe in the center of Liverpool every week to have fun and play a variety of board games without paying any table fees. The people decide what games to play depending on the amount of guests and this makes sure everyone is included without excluding people who already have seats.
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