Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast @ SQBG at Side Quest Books & Games – Somerville, MA

ABOUT THE GAME

While it’s hard to say whether there’s any one particular day that’s best for running away from home, if forced to choose, one would probably say the 15th of September would be as good a day as any. But on the other hand, to the mud-soaked and waterlogged girl stumbling through the woods, the fifteenth didn’t feel particularly good for anything whatsoever.

After all; it was her birthday, and nothing good had ever happened on it before.

In the rainy damp woods, full of rainy damp thoughts, the girl wove past a broken-down wooden gate in an old stone wall without even taking notice of either. She did notice the house beyond them, though, and might have hesitated a moment if not for a sudden peal of thunder. A little bell chimed as she stepped inside, boots stomping against the small welcome mat, ignoring all the signs on the front door except for the words Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast.

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Welcome to Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast, a slice-of-life tabletop RPG about a heartless witch, a peaceful house, and all the folks who have made their home inside.

Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast is a very special game. It uses pre-set characters, quick-play chapters, and an adaptable ruleset unlike anything else out there. It takes less than a half hour to learn how to play and get started, but with new chapters and secrets to unlock folks can stick with the game for years and years.

ABOUT YOUR GMs

In Yazeba’s, the Game Master is called the “concierge,” and that role can rotate just as much as the players can. So we have a set roster of concierges, each of whom will run sessions over the course of the shop campaign! November’s concierge will be Jade, has run several sessions of our Yazeba’s game so far.

ABOUT THE VENUE

• Side Quest Books & Games is located on the balcony of Bow Market in Somerville’s Union Square. There is an elevator available in the Bow Market lobby, which is to the right of Pop’s Pinball Parlor.
• Outside food and drink are allowed.
• Masks are optional, but please let us know and stay home if you fall ill.