A Night Where Dice Roll, Costumes Rule, and Pumpkins Glow

Halloween lands differently at Games Haven.
Thisn’t a quiet evening of “just one more turn.” It’s Nottingham’s tabletop hub turning out the lights, breaking out the board games, and letting the monsters take the main tables.

We’re opening our doors from 7 PM for a night built around everything we do best — gaming, community, and a touch of chaos. Expect cosplay and fancy dress contests, a pumpkin-carving showdown (done safely at home first), and over sixty themed board games ready to play on demand.

Members get in free, day visitors pay £7.50 for the night — still less than a cinema ticket, with a lot more dice.

Bring Your Game, Bring Your Costume

Games Haven thrives on the mix. One table might be battling through Arkham Horror, the next laughing over Mysterium or Betrayal at House on the Hill.

If you’ve never gamed here before, it’s the perfect entry point: open tables, friendly faces, and staff on hand to help new players jump into the fun.

Our regulars already know that the Friday slot is built for everyone — from CCG players winding down after tournaments to D&D GMs looking for inspiration between campaigns. This one just comes with cobwebs and pumpkins.

Accessibility and Community First

We keep accessibility and inclusion at the centre of every event. The Halloween Night follows our Event Accessibility Policy — wide table spacing, clear walkways, companion passes for those who need them, and a calm space available if the energy gets too much.
Everyone’s welcome, whether you’re here to play, watch, or just enjoy the atmosphere.

The Heart of Nottingham’s Tabletop Scene

Located at 92 Lower Parliament Street, Games Haven sits in Nottingham’s Creative Quarter — minutes from tram and bus links, surrounded by the city’s food spots and nightlife.
Our regular schedule runs all week:

• Monday: Warhammer + Netrunner
• Tuesday: D&D
• Wednesday: Blood Bowl, Kill Team, Skirmish Gaming
• Thursday: Board Game Social
• Friday: Quiet Night Out (Neurodivergent-Friendly)
• Saturday: CCGs and Wargames
• Sunday: Historical + Old World Gaming

Halloween Friday simply takes all of that and wraps it in cobwebs and candlelight.

Join Us — If You Dare

We have lots of capacity
Book through our Booking Link message us on Facebook, or jump into our Discord to reserve a seat.

Entry: £7.50 per person, or free with membership.
Membership Options:

• 1 Month £25
• Quarter £65
• 6 Months £90
• Annual £140

Local Tags & Partners

We’re proud to be part of Nottingham’s creative gaming ecosystem — on the Warhammer World Tram route, and supporter of indie RPG creators, and countless local clubs.
Follow local guides and partners to keep up with the wider scene:
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The world of tabletop gaming is shifting again. Not just with new releases, but in how people gather, what they play, and what they’re really looking for at the table.

At Games Haven, we see it happening up close every week. Across roleplay nights, skirmish sessions, trading card meetups and weekend events, we’re watching the community reshape itself in real time. Here’s a closer look at what’s changing, and how we’re building around it.

More Roleplayers, More Systems, More Stories

Dungeons & Dragons still has weight behind it. But it’s no longer the only voice at the table.

More groups are embracing flexible, narrative-first systems. Some want shorter prep. Others want settings that feel more inclusive or emotionally resonant. And some just want a chance to try something fresh. Systems like Cairn, MÖRK BORG, Wanderhome, Coyote & Crow, and Trophy Gold are making regular appearances at our RPG tables.

We’re also seeing a rise in groups supporting neurodivergent players and alternative formats, including GM-less storytelling and short-form games. Our RPG Room isn’t just about fantasy campaigns anymore. It’s where imagination is taking new forms.

Card Games Are Getting Personal

Yes, competitive play is still strong. But the reasons people are showing up with decks in hand are changing.

It’s not just about winning. Players are turning up for the stories behind the cards, the feel of a favourite faction, or the vibe of the local meta. Flesh and Blood, Lorcana, Magic, and One Piece each bring in their own loyal mix of players who value more than just efficiency.

What matters is community. We’re seeing people return each week not just for prizes, but for friendly rivalries, post-game analysis, and the social rhythm of trading card culture. That’s what keeps our Saturdays vibrant and the tables full.

Skirmish Games Lead the Wargaming Charge

Miniatures gaming isn’t shrinking. It’s adapting. More people are stepping into skirmish formats first.

Games like Kill Team, Necromunda, Stargrave, and Deadzone are more than gateway games. They’re core parts of hobbyists’ lives. With faster setups, smaller armies, and tighter rules, these systems let players get more games in with less friction.

And they’re painting again. Kitbashing and custom terrain are making a comeback, especially on our Wednesday Skirmish Night. Players are creating not just armies, but stories on the table.

If you haven’t explored this part of the scene yet, now’s the time.

Board Games Are About Time, Not Just Mechanics

The social side of gaming has taken centre stage. Our Board Game Social Nights on Thursdays and Sundays have seen more new faces and casual drop-ins than ever.

People aren’t coming just to win. They’re coming to spend quality time with others. Games like Unfathomable, Wingspan, The Crew, and Dorfromantik have shown that relaxing, beautiful, and cooperative games are just as powerful as strategy classics.

We’re creating space for that. Whether it’s with a membership, a table booking, or just popping in, we’re making it easier to game without pressure.

People Are Playing Across the Spectrum

One of the strongest trends we’ve seen this year is the shift from single-focus players to hobby explorers.

Someone might play Lorcana on Saturday, then join a Kill Team league on Wednesday and GM a cyberpunk RPG the following Tuesday. Players aren’t sticking to lanes. They’re following curiosity.

That’s why our weekly schedule is designed to support mixed interests. We’re here for card sharks, lore-lovers, mini painters, and board game socialites. And especially those who are a bit of each.

The Takeaway

The tabletop world in 2025 is broader, more welcoming, and more creative than ever. It’s no longer just about games. It’s about connection, play, expression, and community.

At Games Haven, we’re not following those trends. We’re living them. Our space is made for people who want to play differently, play more often, and play together.

Whether you’re here for tournaments, long campaigns, chill board game nights, or building your next weird combo deck, we’ve got the table. And the tea.

Visit us at Lennox House, Nottingham
Book a table, campaign space or RPG room anytime
New players are always welcome, no matter your game

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Set in the heart of Nottingham’s Creative Quarter, Games Haven UK offers the perfect space for a full day of strategic action, tight matchplay, and relaxed community spirit.

Tickets are now live and can be booked through Epic UK:
https://epic-uk.co.uk/wp/event-calendar/intothebreach/

Event Details

Date: Saturday 11 October 2025
Location: Games Haven, 92 Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham NG1 1EH
Ticket Price: £20
Entries Close: 30 September 2025
Games: 3 rounds at 3,000 points
Rules: Games Workshop core rules including 2008 review, plus Epic UK rules
Army Lists: Must be from approved Epic UK lists
Food: No food included, but food and drink will be available onsite
Venue Features: Central Nottingham location, accessible venue, all-day gaming tables, snacks and drinks, membership options available

Tournament Schedule

09:30 – 09:45 Registration and welcome
09:45 – 12:12 Game 1
12:12 – 13:00 Lunch
13:00 – 15:30 Game 2
15:45 – 18:15 Game 3
18:30 – 18:45 Awards and close

Rounds are timed. Players are encouraged to bring printed army lists and rules references to help the day run smoothly.

Why Play?

• Three full-scale games in one day
• A welcoming and competitive Epic community
• Central venue with excellent transport links
• Organised by experienced TOs
• Part of the wider Epic UK national tournament scene

Into the Breach is ideal for both competitive players looking to climb the season rankings, and hobbyists who want a fun, structured day of gaming. It is an opportunity to reconnect with Epic, meet fellow commanders, and roll dice across truly cinematic battlefields.

Leaderboard Watch

Current Premiership Top Eight:

1. Richard Laking – 66 points
2. Darren R – 60 points
3. Horatio Coles-Abell – 50 points
4. Matthew Arnold – 41 points
5. John Axon – 39 points
6. David Bartley – 27 points
7. Glyn Green – 24 points
8. Tim Hunt – 20 points

Fancy testing your mettle against them? Or just getting involved with the Epic UK circuit? This your chance.

Community and Support

For chat, travel coordination, list talk, or just to say hello, join the Into the Breach Discord:
https://discord.com/invite/B6qPy2Sxjj

Ready to Sign Up?

Spaces are still available, but will fill fast.
Book now and secure your place in the battle.

Tickets and full details available at:
https://epic-uk.co.uk/wp/event-calendar/intothebreach/

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Featuring 2 new rarities in the frame-less & beautiful rainbow foil Epic and the rarest of the rare custom foil pattern Iconic cards, this set introduces fan favourite characters from A Goofy Movie, as well as new versions of beloved Disney Princesses, who each have their own unique abilities to reflect who they are.

On top of this, cards that featured in previous sets are making a triumphant return in Fabled, some of which even have new Epic, or even Enchanted versions!

From Legendaries like Hades – Infernal Schemer to commons such as Anna – Braving the Storm, new and old cards are here to fight for the right to live in your deck! Starting TODAY, we’ll have a variety of Fabled singles available for you, and for those who believe they have the heart of the cards on their side, we’ve got Fabled booster packs available as well! Perhaps you’re starting out, though, and want something to ease you in?

Not a problem, we’ve got that covered too! We’ll have Fabled Starter Decks available, so you needn’t have any fear about getting to grips with deck building before you know the different styles of play that feature in Lorcana.

We also have a wide array of cards from previous sets of Lorcana, as well as other card games. Can’t find what you’re looking for? No worries! Talk to our lovely staff about what you seek, and they’ll be happy to help find it!

So pull up a chair, get yourself comfortable, and get ready to duel!

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Whichever you choose, every game is sure to be a legendary encounter! For the first time since Arcane Rising, Super Rares return to packs, giving YOU more chances than ever before to spruce your deck up. On top of this, there are new printings of old favourites to look out for!

Cards from years gone by like Snag and New Horizons are back to command your attention and conquer the field of battle! Starting TODAY we have Super Slam singles available for purchase! Regardless of if you’re looking to build the next best deck or collecting the shiniest prizes in all of Rathe, we have you covered!

If instead you wish to test your own luck, we have sealed packs begging to be opened by likes of you as well!! As well as all this, we are running armory events! Starting on Monday, 29th September, just 3 days away, we have our very first armory. Be prepared to turn heads and steal victory from the jaws of defeat, all in the name of fame, glory, and prizes!

So pull up a chair, get yourself comfortable, and CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES!!!!

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GM Improv Guide: How to Wing It Without Losing the Plot

Embrace the Unexpected: Why Improv Is Your Best Friend as a GM

GM Improv Guide: How to Wing It Without Losing the Plot, wellSo, you’ve planned your one-shot. You’ve got a hook, some challenges, and a dramatic finale. Maybe you even drew a map that looks suspiciously like a startled platypus. You’re ready. Then a player says:
“I ignore the glowing orb and talk to the squirrel.”

Cue the blank stare. The panic. The internal screaming. All your plans have gone up in smoke.

Welcome to the magic. and RPG Improv Like a Pro (Even When You’re Panicking)

Improv is not just a safety net for derailed sessions. It’s the beating heart of TTRPG storytelling. Learning to improvise turns you from a script-reader into a world-weaver. This how you go from surviving as a GM to absolutely thriving.

Why Improvisation Is Essential to Great GMing

You cannot prepare for everything. You will try. You will have documents, maps, notes, diagrams. And yet, your players will adopt the villain’s pet or try to sell the key to a sentient sword for a handful of goblin teeth.

This not failure. This invitation.

The best sessions are not the ones that go to plan. They’re the ones that feel alive. Improv turns the story from a linear track into something that grows, breathes, and reacts. It turns your players from audience members into co-authors.

And no, you don’t need to be a stand-up comic or master voice actor. You just need to be present. Listen. Respond. Ask questions. Lean in.

Improv, in truth, is theatre — not of perfection, but of panic. That moment where a player makes a choice you didn’t foresee? That’s not a failure state. That’s the curtain lifting. You are no longer presenting a fixed narrative; you are performing a duet in real time.

Ask yourself what you’d want to happen as a player. Let instinct lead. Even if the answer feels strange — a squirrel who was once a prince, a bread golem with performance anxiety — go with it. Your players will follow your energy more than your logic. Surprise them, and yourself, in equal measure.

“What If?” — Your Secret Weapon

This the ultimate improv tool:
Ask yourself, “What if?”

Your players interact with something weird or off-script? Try these:

• What if the squirrel is a wizard’s disgruntled familiar?
• What if the glowing orb is actually a trapped soul?
• What if the locked door only opens when a bard sings?

You don’t need a full scene ready. You just need a thread. Pick the idea that excites you. Pull it. Let the world unfold in real-time.

That’s storytelling. Not predicting — discovering.

On-the-Fly NPCs: Quick Personalities That Stick

Nobody expects Oscar-worthy performances. They want memorable characters. Here’s how to build one in 30 seconds:

One Defining Trait

Give your NPC one thing. It could be:

• Nervous energy
• Overconfidence
• Blunt honesty

The Rule of Three

Come up with three traits or facts. Use one or two in play.

Example:

• The innkeeper collects silver spoons
• They’re terrified of frogs
• Secretly in love with the stablehand

Voice Cues

Change pitch, rhythm, or tone:

• Speak slower for someone calculating
• Speed up for nervous types
• Use your hands more if they’re passionate

You are not on stage. This shared pretend. Enjoy it.

A Personal Aside (for the NPC section)

I once created an NPC entirely because I couldn’t remember the name I gave a merchant two sessions earlier. In a panic, I introduced her twin brother — identical in voice, mannerisms, and obsession with gemstone dice. The players loved him. They now send him birthday gifts in character.

That’s the power of committing to a bit. Your NPCs do not need depth — they need distinction. A single trait, a tiny hook, a sense of place. That’s all it takes.

Fail Forward: Turn Mistakes Into Story Beats

Failures should not kill momentum. They should pivot the narrative.

Examples:

• Failed lockpick? It breaks, and a noise draws attention
• Failed persuasion? Now the NPC is suspicious and watching closely
• Botched spell? A minor wild magic surge surprises everyone

Every mistake is a story beat waiting to happen.

More on this philosophy here: The Alexandrian on Failing Forward

Prep That Supports, Not Smothers

Improvisation doesn’t mean no prep. It means strategic prep.

What to Prepare:

• A few key NPCs with motivations
• Your main locations and vibes
• A name list for quick invention
• A loose ending or goal

Avoid scripting dialogue or full scenes. Bullet points are gold.

Handy Tools:

• Donjon.bin.sh — random generators
• Fantasy Name Generators — essential for fast naming
• Chartopia — great for random tables

More tips: Roleplaying Tips on Improvised Plots

Real Talk: Eleni’s Take on Improv Nerves

Let me tell you something real. I once had a game derailed by a frog statue. A throwaway description. One player decided it looked familiar. Another tried to commune with it. Thirty minutes later, they were calling it Frogfather and building it a shrine.

Was it in the notes? Not even slightly. But it became the emotional core of the session.

Improv is not about mastery. It’s about trust — in yourself, in your players, in the story you’re all building.

Improvising as Worldbuilding (for the fail forward or final thought section)

Every time you improvise, you’re not just solving a problem. You’re building texture. A failed roll that alerts the guards becomes the reason the next town fears outsiders. A talking owl in one scene becomes a recurring informant. Improvisation creates consequences, and those consequences turn a one-shot into a world.

Don’t just patch the gaps. Plant seeds in them

Final Thought: Let Go and Lean In

Improvisation is the soul of a great game. Plans give you scaffolding, but improv gives you wings.

The next time your players throw you a curveball, smile. Breathe. Ask, “What if?” And then go with it.

You’re not lost. You’re exploring.

Got a story about a wild player decision that turned into gold? Drop it below. And stay tuned — next up, we’re talking about managing players and making the table a place everyone wants to come back to.

Further Reading & Links

• Dawnfist: How to Improvise as DM? The Art of improvisation in TTRPGs
• Nerdarchy: Winging It! Running a Roleplaying Game on the Fly
• Nerdologists: Failing Forward – RPG Concepts
• Michael Ghelfi Studios: TTRPG Audio – Full Official Guide
• Campaign Mastery: Ten Tips for NPC Creation

#GamesHaven #ImprovTTRPG #WingItWisely #FailForward #GMingTips #UKTabletop #EleniSaysYesAnd

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GM Beginnings: You’re Already Closer Than You Think

By Eleni Hart (Guest Blog Article)

There’s something mythic about the first time you sit behind the screen. as you learn your way in how to be a game master You’re no longer a wandering bard or a knife-happy rogue. You’re the one holding the map. The architect of the ruins. The voice behind the merchant with a bad attitude and even worse prices. The GM.

It’s heady stuff.

But also, let’s be honest, slightly terrifying. That first foray into running a game can feel like staring down an owlbear with a butter knife. You might find yourself thinking, surely I’m not ready. But here’s the secret most seasoned GMs don’t always say out loud: you probably are.

You probably are.

Stepping behind that screen for the first time can feel a bit like staring down a particularly grumpy owlbear. It’s thrilling, full of promise, but just a bit intimidating. Don’t worry, every GM you admire, from Matt Mercer to your mate Dave who runs a cracking one-shot down the pub, started right where you are. Feeling nervous? That’s part of the rite of passage. Think of it like rolling a natural 1 on your first perception check, hilarious in hindsight.

But seriously, if you’ve played tabletop games, if you’ve loved a good story, or ever had a strong opinion on whether Frodo should’ve just flown the eagle to Mordor (he absolutely should have, don’t @ me), then you’ve got the raw ingredients already simmering away. GMing isn’t about perfection, it’s about creating memorable experiences, mucking about with your mates, and telling stories that leave everyone grinning, or slightly traumatised, by the end of the session.

So What Is a GM, Really?

Strip away the jargon and theatrics. The GM is a facilitator, a guide, a generous host making space for other people to tell a story with you..

You don’t need to be a rules lawyer. You don’t need to be an actor or a novelist. You just need to be willing. Willing to set the scene, juggle goblin voices, and say “yes, and…” when your players try to tame the mini-boss instead of fighting it.

You’re here to make the world feel real. That’s it. Everything else is detail.

“The difference between chaos and story is a good GM with a pencil.”

Start With a One-Shot – And Let It Be a Little Messy

Think of your first session as a short story, not a saga. A one-shot keeps the stakes low, the pace tight, and the nerves manageable. It also gives you room to fail forward, which is Eleni-speak for “messing up in a way that makes the story better.”

Your players don’t want perfection. They want weird decisions, big emotions, and maybe a tavern brawl. Give them that.

And when they go wildly off-script? Breathe. Improvise. Pretend you planned it. (Bonus points if you actually write it down for later use.)

Your Core Roles as GM

Let’s be practical. Here’s what you’re actually responsible for at the table:

• Narrator: Describe the world vividly, but leave room for imagination.
• Rules Referee: Know the system well enough to keep the game moving. When in doubt, make a call and move on.
• Character Conductor: Play every shopkeeper, knight, and haunted sword. Give them just enough flavour to live.
• Vibe Curator: Keep an eye on the table. Is everyone engaged? Comfortable? Laughing? You’re the one steering that ship.

You Already Have the Instincts

If you’ve ever laughed at a critical fail, held your breath during a dice roll, or spent too long naming a fantasy pub, congratulations — you already get it.

Being a GM is less about memorising tables and more about emotional intelligence. You already know what makes a session shine. Use that.

Systems That Won’t Make You Cry Into Your Character Sheets

Some games are beautiful. Some are accessible. Some have 500 pages of modifiers and acronyms. Do not start with those.

Here’s a list of beginner-friendly systems that Eleni herself has either run, broken, or adored:

Pick what feels right. Or pick what you know your group will vibe with. That’s half the battle.
* UK Language Friendly? (Why say this??. Some game books are american spellings and i havew had dsylexic friends some times struggle.)

The GM Mindset: Permission to Be Human

You will forget a name. You will invent something brilliant by accident. You will have a session that doesn’t quite land. And that’s normal.

The best GMs aren’t flawless. They’re just present.

• Let your players surprise you
• Say “I’ll get back to you” when you need a minute
• Laugh. A lot
• Celebrate chaos

You are not performing. You’re collaborating.

Eleni’s Starter Pack for New GMs

GM Tools and Resources: Your Creative Arsenal

You don’t need to be fancy, but a few tools can keep things flowing.

Physical Tools:

• A notebook full of weird ideas and NPC names you stole from a baby name generator
• A soft pencil and a mug of tea. 3 sugars please
• Two silly voices (one posh, one goblin-y)
• A dice set with emotional baggage
• An understanding that players will never go where you expect and that’s glorious. and scarey as fuck.
  
  

Digital Tools:

• Campaign Management: Notion, Obsidian, or World Anvil
• Online Play: Roll20, Owlbear Rodeo, Foundry
• Random Generators: Donjon, Chartopia, Fantasy Name Generator
• Music and Ambience: Syrinscape, Tabletop Audio, MyNoise

Tip: Start small. Find one or two tools that genuinely help. You can always expand later.

Final Thought: You Belong Behind the Screen

You don’t need to prove anything. You don’t need a YouTube channel or a full campaign prepped. You just need to believe that storytelling is for everyone and that your story is worth telling.

Because it is. As expected you already khow to be a game master

So gather your courage and your snacks. Invite your friends. Tell the story that only you can tell.

We’ll be here cheering you on. AND REMEMBER

You can absolutely do this,. Not next year. Not after three more campaigns. Now.

Your players want to have fun. That’s it. They want to tell a story, make daft decisions, and maybe save the world (or burn it down). You don’t need to be a walking encyclopaedia. You just need to care.

Look up rules. Ask for five minutes to think. Laugh when things go wrong. Most importantly, trust that what you bring to the table your imagination, your voice, your take on the world is exactly what your group needs.

You’re not just ready. You’re necessary. The game literally doesn’t happen without you.

So go on. Light that spark. You’re going to be brilliant..

Next time, we’ll build your first one-shot – an adventure that fits in a single session and sets you up for success.

You’ve got this.

#GamesHaven #GamesHavenUK #TTRPG #TabletopGaming #BeginnerGM #StorytellingMatters #UKTabletop

For further reading, check out these credible sources and communities:

• Wikipedia: Gamemaster[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamemaster)
• Gnome Stew: Defining the GM’s Role[](https://gnomestew.com/how-different-rpgs-define-the-gms-role/)
• Roll For Fantasy: First Time Game Master Guide[](https://rollforfantasy.com/guides/first-time-gm.php)
• Lockhouse UK: RPG Tips for First Time GMs[](https://lockhouse.co.uk/tabletop-rpg-tips-first-time-gms/)
• Adventurer’s Table: Easiest Tabletop RPG Games for Beginners[](https://adventurerstable.com/easiest-tabletop-rpg-games-for-beginners)
• TTRPG-Games: Best Rules Lite TTRPGs[](https://www.ttrpg-games.com/category/rules-lite/)
• Reddit: r/rpg Rules-Light Recommendations[](https://www.reddit.com/r/rpg/wiki/ruleslight/)
• Hipsters & Dragons: Matt Mercer Dungeon Master Tips[](https://www.hipstersanddragons.com/matthew-mercer-dungeon-master-tips/)
• Critical Role Discussion: What Every DM Can Learn[](https://www.reddit.com/r/criticalrole/comments/yr5iws/cr_media_what_every_dungeon_master_can_learn_from/)

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