Do you have access to a friendly local gaming store? (You can ignore the friendly part for the purposes of this question).
To clarify, I mean a store which:
1) Has at least some focus on tabletop games (RPGs, boardgames, card games, minis, etc.) -- but it can have comics and stuff too. Just not "a shelf in the local bookstore".
2) Sells RPGs other than D&D and Pathfinder.
3) Is within a distance you personally consider "local" (which will vary, but its how far you feel it's not too much of an inconvenience to travel to check out, buy, or play new gaming stuff).
4) Isn't a big chain or anything - no Walmarts or the equivalent, who sell everything. Or chain bookstores.
I, sadly, do not. The closest is a shelf at the local Forbidden Planet, which sells some 5E, some Pathfinder, and I think I saw some FFG Star Wars. It has plenty of boardgames, but I don't consider it qualifies.
To clarify, I mean a store which:
1) Has at least some focus on tabletop games (RPGs, boardgames, card games, minis, etc.) -- but it can have comics and stuff too. Just not "a shelf in the local bookstore".
2) Sells RPGs other than D&D and Pathfinder.
3) Is within a distance you personally consider "local" (which will vary, but its how far you feel it's not too much of an inconvenience to travel to check out, buy, or play new gaming stuff).
4) Isn't a big chain or anything - no Walmarts or the equivalent, who sell everything. Or chain bookstores.
I, sadly, do not. The closest is a shelf at the local Forbidden Planet, which sells some 5E, some Pathfinder, and I think I saw some FFG Star Wars. It has plenty of boardgames, but I don't consider it qualifies.
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