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Are you making these because WotC's Dungeon Tiles don't meet your specific needs? Because I would think that the cost of time, supplies, printer ink, etc. to make one's own dungeon tiles would far exceed the cost of just buying them at $10 a pack.

The Game Preserve Stores: Hand-picked board games, cards, chess The Game Preserve in the Fashion Mall at Keystone in Indianapolis. It's not really a dedicated RPG store, but rather has all kinds of games. Nord's Games Nord's Games, in Northgate Mall in Cincinnati, The Galleria in...

Obviously nobody has any information. Why would you think there is a game store in Romania?

Is anyone interested in playing some good ol' fashioned D&D? I figure if no one is going to run it, I might have to :)

Established group on the west side of Columbus seeking 1-2 new players. We: -Run D&D ONLY. I am not looking to recruit players interested in playing anything else or "introducing" new systems to the group. That includes Pathfinder. -Are currently playing two 4th Edition campaigns, but that...

Agents battle strange phenomena in 1891 Gothic Earth Manhattan.

I'm really surprised and honestly a bit baffled by the large laundry lists of "no-goes" that some people are posting here. It seems like some gamers have an awful lot of hang-ups, both in-game and out-of-game, that are so significant that they are dealbreakers (as in, these people will walk out...

Sorry! :p

I liked it a lot better before they remodeled about a year or so ago. My favorite: YOTTAQUEST, Mt. Healthy, Ohio http://www.yottaquest.com This is one of the biggest things I miss about living in Cincinnati. Yottaquest is about 15 minutes outside of downtown Cincinnati. There's everything...

Every single game except D&D.

Dawnforge (Fantasy Flight)

Hi - I have a handmade chainmail dice bag (steel links) with a leather drawstring. I would be willing to sell it or trade for D&D books or minis. PM me if you are interested and I'll send you a picture of it.

Good ideas here. I'm a pretty liberal DM. I allow players to take anything they want from any officially published WotC 3rd Edition book. The -one- thing I have banned is Leadership.

I like Adventurer's Vault, but I have to add my voice to the many that have lamented the relative lack of mundane weapons and equipment. The cynic in me would say that this was deliberate in order to sell another book (perhaps Arms & Equipment Guide 4E?)

Every Barnes & Noble around here (Columbus Metro) has the 3 4E Core Books and the first two adventures (H1-H2) but not the newer books (including the FRCS). It's as if they haven't ordered the last 2 months of stuff. The Borders does have everything, but I don't get 20% off at Borders!

Or, might there be a gaming store around DC open on Saturday nights? Or, is that too obvious? :erm:

Local college or university union/common room (might be good to ask someone first) Starbucks/other coffee shop Bar/pub (might be slightly loud, but you can probably find a good one)

There have been a few 1" scale poster maps included with issues of Dragon and Dungeon magazines. I've been trying to hunt them all down. I'm sorry I can't give issue numbers (I bought the magazines just for the maps and then recycled them) but they shouldn't be difficult to locate. My favorite...

I very strongly prefer playing and DMing in published, commercial settings. I strongly agree with many of the points raised by Gizmo in this thread, and I do understand that it's not really a popular position. The homebrew campaigns that I've played in have been uniformly disastrous. Every...

Well, I was excited about going (Pittsburgh is 2.5 hours from me), but that excitement was instantly dashed when I realized it was Valentine's Day weekend. Whose painfully stupid idea was this? Thanks, WotC, for making (some) gamers choose between DDXP and their significant others.