Join us at Gnome Games Appleton East for our Pokémon League!
Every Thursday from 4 PM to 7 PM, we’re hosting Pokémon TCG League! TCG stands for trading card game. League nights are all about battling, trading, and more with a focus on our adult crowd! Don’t know how to play? We will have resources readily available to anyone looking to learn, including play mats that emphasize zones and what to do on your turn. Pokémon isn’t just a kids game!
Entry into this event is $5 worth of Pokémon related product. On your first and third visit each month, you qualify for prize packs provided by Play! Pokémon! Players need a Pokémon ID to register. If you don’t have one, we will help you make one! It’s easy to sign up and doesn’t even require an electronic device! Registration can be finalized at home, or whenever you’re able.
What is the Pokémon Trading Card Game?
The Pokémon TCG is all about battling with various cards from the Pokémon franchise! You and your opponent will face off in a Pokémon battle
and try to Knock Out each other’s Pokémon. The first player to Knock Out 6 Pokémon wins the game! Using cards such as Pokémon, Trainers, Arenas, and more, battle your way to victory!
Not interested in battling? That’s where the trading comes in! Meet up with like-minded players to chat about your favorite Pokémon and engage in equal trades to collect more of what you like!
Interested in learning how to play the Pokémon TCG? Check out their interactive tutorial, or stop by and one of our friendly Gnomes will show you!
For more news, events, and more with Pokémon, check out their website!
More Pokémon events at Gnome Games can be found on our calendar!
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For news, events, and more from Grand Archive, check out their 
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