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Come and play with us! Board game nights and D&D at Napközi

1 Oct. 2026, 5:30 PM
Napközi welcomes members of the university community with regular board game nights and D&D sessions during the day. As well as offering fun and relaxation, these events provide an opportunity to make new friends and build connections within the university community.
2026.10.01. 17:30
Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem

Board Game Nights 

At Napközi’s Thursday board game nights, held every week from 5.30 pm until closing time, anyone looking to unwind with a good game is welcome. The selection includes both simple and more complex games, as well as competitive and cooperative ones, so there’s something for everyone. 

Feel free to join in on your own: playing together is a great way to socialise. 

Time: Thursdays from 5.30 pm until closing time 

Venue: Napközi, Building E, basement 

D&D Day 

On 2 October, from 10.00 until late afternoon, Dungeons & Dragons will take centre stage at the After-School Club. In the D&D tabletop role-playing game, participants step into the shoes of a character of their choice and set off on a shared adventure led by the game master. You can be a warrior, a bard, a thief, a wizard or one of many other characters. 

Both beginners and experienced players are welcome to join the event. You can bring your own character, but you’ll also be able to choose from pre-made characters available on the day. The plan is for the game to be played with level 4 characters. 

As a game master can only play with a limited number of players at once, the role-playing session will be split into two groups if there is high interest. In the meantime, the organisers will provide board games for those waiting. 

Date: 2 October 2026, from 10:00 until late afternoon 

Venue: Napközi, Building E, basement 

The organisers welcome both beginners and experienced D&D players. One or two further Friday D&D sessions are expected to take place during the semester. Board Game Nights and D&D days are mostly Hungarian-language programs. 

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