Epic Game Night: Myths, Legends, and Strategy from Around the World
Join us for an epic-themed game night exploring mythology, storytelling, and cultural traditions from around the globe.
Hosted by: Zilberman Center
What do ancient gods, legendary kings, heroic battles, and unforgettable stories have in common? They’re all part of the world’s great epic traditions—and the inspiration for an evening of games at Penn Libraries!
Join us for an epic-themed game night exploring mythology, storytelling, and cultural traditions from around the globe. Take command of the gods and armies of ancient Egypt in Kemet, compete for divine favor in a game inspired by Maya mythology in Mezo, travel across India building temples and statues in Maharaja, or weave your own tale in Shahrazad, a storytelling game inspired by the world of One Thousand and One Nights.
Whether you're a seasoned strategy gamer, a mythology enthusiast, or simply curious about epic stories from different cultures, there's a game waiting for you. No prior knowledge of the games or the literary traditions behind them is necessary—just bring your competitive spirit and imagination!
Pizza and drinks will be provided. Come play, explore, and discover the epic stories that connect cultures across the world!