🎲 Prepaid Sign-Ups Close Nov. 19-20 for Daggerheart and Jigsaw Trials at The Lazy Buzzard in Pikeville, TN

🧩 Tabletop gaming has long been a social pastime in small Tennessee towns, where game nights often double as places to meet neighbors. For readers across the Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau edge, a local hobby shop that schedules organized play gives families, friends, and newcomers a regular reason to gather.

📅 Upcoming Events and Deadlines

The Lazy Buzzard, a shop in Pikeville in Bledsoe County, has posted a reminder to followers that three upcoming tabletop gaming events require prepaid registration. The post urges players to “secure your spot early” before each registration deadline.

• 🐉 Daggerheart: A Codex Chronicle – Event date 11/20. Prepaid registration deadline Thursday, 11/19. Minimum of 3 participants for the event to run.
• 📖 Daggerheart: Learn to Play – Event date 11/21. Prepaid registration deadline Friday, 11/20. Minimum of 3 participants for the event to run.
• 🧩 Jigsaw Trials – Event date 11/21. Prepaid registration deadline Friday, 11/20. Minimum of 2 participants for the event to run.

💡 What Residents Should Know

✅ Prepaid registration is required for all three events. Because each event needs a minimum number of players to proceed, the shop’s reminder suggests that signing up before the deadline helps ensure the games take place.

📞 Questions about registration can be directed to The Lazy Buzzard at (423) 240-9614, according to the business’s directory listing. The shop is located at 3105 Main Street in Pikeville, Tennessee 37367.

❤️ Community Connections

🎉 The Lazy Buzzard describes itself as a creative hub serving artists, crafters, hobbyists, makers, and DIY enthusiasts throughout the Sequatchie Valley region. Its posts emphasize the themes of “games, hobbies, and community,” and this registration reminder fits that focus by inviting players to plan ahead and show up for scheduled play.

🗣️ A comment on the post from a follower, Carol Miller, read simply: “Love the Lazy Buzzard!” The post had no other details beyond the event information shown on the poster.