The leaves are changing and the weather beckons longer colder nights. What isn’t changing? AFV’s commitment to bringing new and interesting event offerings for our player community.

This month you can expect our usual teen and adult Tabletop RPG ongoing campaign offerings, but we also have some One-Shot Offerings and a Special Día de los Muertos Weekend planned!

Brand new this month we are offering a Neurodivergent & Gender affirming support Board Game Meetup @ The Rage Room-York, Free to Play-Registration required, Sunday, October 25 12PM-3PM
Register: autismatfacevalue.org

What games are on your wishlist? Let us know if there is something new you want to try. We want to hear from you!

Meanwhile…check out our calendar and these upcoming events for October!

SAVE THE CITY!  EAT THE PIZZA!

A Slice of Good Ol’ Saturday-Morning Cartoon Nostalgia, Dudes…

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th 5:00 – 7:30 PM

MAPA’S BOLI 2535 South Queen St in York, PA 17402

→ FREE TO PLAY. Registration is required.

TEXT Dave at 717 – 501 – 1203 to confirm available seats.

 LIMIT – SIX PLAYERS

Create your own Teenage Mutant Tunnel Goon and dive into a PG-13 adventure inspired by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon! When the Fist Clan hijacks a pizza-delivery van carrying a hidden canister of mutagen, your crew must follow the trail from the city streets into an abandoned subway station before the ooze creates a new mutant menace. Our 2½-hour one-shot session includes quick character creation, so new players are welcome. We will provide six-sided dice, pencils, and character sheets, but you bring your best mutant attitude and appetite! 

QUESTIONS OR REGISTRATION:

Dave Kot, Referee

717-501-1203

 STAR WARS ROLEPLAYING: THE CRYSTAL BENEATH CRAIT

ONE OPEN SEAT FOR A NEURODIVERGENT TEEN, AGES 13–17

The mines were abandoned. 

The machines kept working. 

Nobody noticed…

An old mining record points toward a rare formation of salt-latticed Kyber crystals hidden beneath the white surface of Crait.

Join the crew for its next mission!

Cross the blinding salt flats and descend into mines. Drones identify every living thing as escaped prison labor! Find the crystals and survive the mines. Get home before the Jedi Academy is left defenseless.

 Tuesday, OCTOBER 20, 2026 6–8 PM

   The Rage Room – York. 2300 Industrial Highway, Suite A York, PA 17402

    → Registration is required; diagnosis ISN’T.

No previous experience necessary.

Dice, pencils, and pregenerated characters will be provided.

This is a neurodivergent-accessible and affirming space. A new player will be welcomed.

Donations to Autism at Face Value help support future nonprofit community programs, like paint nights or more TTRPGs.

QUESTIONS OR REGISTRATION:

Dave Kot, Referee

717 – 501 – 1203

THE DEAD MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN

During Día de los Muertos weekend, enter the brutal, Mesoamerican-inspired fantasy world of KOKOTÖNA. The names of the honored dead have been stolen from a village memorial, leaving its ancestors restless and in danger of being forgotten forever. Recover the names before dawn, or watch the boundary between the living and the dead collapse.

💀 Saturday, October 31, 2026 💀 The Rage Room – York

💀 Sunday, November 1, 2026 💀 2300 Industrial Highway, Suite A

Noon – 3 p.m. on both days, same game York, PA 17402

Seating is limited to  SIX  players per session.

Registration: $15 per player

Registration fees help Autism at Face Value continue providing tabletop gaming opportunities for neurodivergent teens and ongoing community events. Additional donations are welcome. 

Cost should not prevent anyone from playing; supported seats are available by private request.

Each session is a complete three-hour adventure for ages 16 and older.

New players are encouraged to join, and character materials will be provided. If you bring your own dice, bring the classic seven polyhedral set (d4 – d20).

CONTENT ADVISORY: This PG-13 grim-fantasy adventure includes off-camera rituals, references to murder, undead ancestors, body horror, and fantasy violence. Graphic descriptions will be limited. Players may use X-cards to pause or redirect uncomfortable material at any time.

QUESTIONS:

Dave Kot, Referee     717 – 501 – 1203