Game nights in Indianapolis, IN tonight and this week
148 listings in and around Indianapolis, IN, Thursday, November 12 through Wednesday, November 18. Soonest: Pinochle Card Game. at Denny's (Thursday 12:30 p.m.); American Mahjong – Instruction at Central Library (Thursday 2 p.m.); 🀄 Game Day: Mahjong at IPC North (Thursday 2 p.m.); Teen Switch Gaming Afternoon at Central Library (Thursday 3 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play for up to 24 players.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play for up to 50 players.
Runs across the dates shown. Shadows of the Underdark: Rise of the Drow, a monthly multi-year role-playing campaign. The party is full; new players should message the organizer first. Bring dice, a miniature or token and a 5th edition PHB.
Music bingo with song titles instead of numbers on your free card. The host plays clips of hits from the 1960s to today, and the first to mark five in a row and yell SINGO wins. Four to six prizes a night, such as venue gift certificates.
A Dungeons & Dragons game at a local game store: each player is a hero in a shared story and says what their character does, while one person, the Dungeon Master, runs the story and says when to roll dice. Room for up to 6 players; entry is $30.
Music bingo with song titles instead of numbers on your free card. The host plays clips of hits from the 1960s to today, and the first to mark five in a row and yell SINGO wins. Four to six prizes a night, such as venue gift certificates.
A Standard Showdown: most stores run three to five rounds, each a best-of-three match of Magic: The Gathering in Standard, which uses only the newest sets. The winner gets a special promo card while supplies last. Room for up to 62 players; entry is $10.
A Standard Showdown: most stores run three to five rounds, each a best-of-three match of Magic: The Gathering in Standard, which uses only the newest sets. The winner gets a special promo card while supplies last.
A Dungeons & Dragons game at a local game store: each player is a hero in a shared story and says what their character does, while one person, the Dungeon Master, runs the story and says when to roll dice.
Magic: The Gathering's Friday Night Magic, in Commander: four-player games where each deck is built around one legendary card and everyone starts at 40 life. Players of every level are welcome.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play for up to 20 players.
Music bingo with song titles instead of numbers on your free card. The host plays clips of hits from the 1960s to today, and the first to mark five in a row and yell SINGO wins. Four to six prizes a night, such as venue gift certificates.
Magic: The Gathering's Friday Night Magic as a draft: players open booster packs around tables of up to eight, keep one card at a time and pass the rest, then build 40-card decks and play one-on-one. Players of every level are welcome.
Shiny Hunters turns Forest Park into a two-day home base for Pokemon GO Wild Area: Global, and you do not have to play the game to have a good day. Free admission, no tickets or registration.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play.
An introduction to Dungeons & Dragons for adults who know it from podcasts like Dimension 20 and Critical Role, or from games like Baldur's Gate, but aren't sure where to start.