Anyone Own or Have a Favorite FLGS?
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Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
My local comic book store and game store has a good e-commerce setup, free shipping on orders of $100 and are pretty good at getting preorders together:
ILLUSIVE COMICS & GAMES
We are the premiere tabletop game store in the heart of the Silicon Valley, offering gaming for up to 70 at a time, and a wide selection of tabletop board games, including RPG's, and standards such as Ticket to Ride, Catan and more
www.illusivecomics.com
doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Nice! I’ll keep them in mind for stuff my local store is oddly late on.My local comic book store and game store has a good e-commerce setup, free shipping on orders of $100 and are pretty good at getting preorders together:
ILLUSIVE COMICS & GAMES
We are the premiere tabletop game store in the heart of the Silicon Valley, offering gaming for up to 70 at a time, and a wide selection of tabletop board games, including RPG's, and standards such as Ticket to Ride, Catan and morewww.illusivecomics.com
I wish I knew why.
FitzTheRuke
Legend
It's most of mine too! I'm "only" 48! I was 19 when I started. My daughter is 18. She says "Only one more year before I have to own my own business, or fail to live up to my father!" (She's kidding, of course. Our family does not pressure. She can do what she likes.)
doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Hah! that’s awesome.
billd91
Not your screen monkey (he/him) 🇺🇦🇵🇸🏳️⚧️
For many years, my favorite was Pegasus Games in Madison. But now it has rivals with Noble Knight and I’m Board, in Fitchburg and Middleton, respectively. Noble Knight is the one closest to the house, so it might now edge the other two purely on convenience. It’s also massive (being adjacent to a distribution warehouse for games).
doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Good to know! Thanks!
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
These guys are my local. Fun fact, I was their #2 employee back in 1991. They do pre-orders, esp for D&D books. They don't have much in the way of indie rpgs. Their ecommerce site looks like it doesn't frequently get updated, at least for D&D (shows Radiant Citadel and Spelljammer as still being pre-orders)
www.metro-entertainment.com
Metro Entertainment :|: Comics, Games, Toys and More! :|: Santa Barbara, CA
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doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Yeah I’m learning that game stores vary wildly in how things are run. Still, I’ll keep them in mind!These guys are my local. Fun fact, I was their #2 employee back in 1991. They do pre-orders, esp for D&D books. They don't have much in the way of indie rpgs. Their ecommerce site looks like it doesn't frequently get updated, at least for D&D (shows Radiant Citadel and Spelljammer as still being pre-orders)
Metro Entertainment :|: Comics, Games, Toys and More! :|: Santa Barbara, CA
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Ath'kethin
Elder Thing
The single awesomest game store I have ever been in in my life is That's Entertainment in Worcester, MA. It's huge, friendly, attentive, and sells board games, TTRPGs, comic books, and also your/my entire childhood.
www.thatse.com
New England's Pop Culture Emporium since 1980!
Comics, video games, toys, DVDs, Blu-Rays, imports, hobby supplies & much more! Worcester MA and Fitchburg MA.
www.thatse.com
