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<blockquote data-quote="gamersgambit" data-source="post: 4354417" data-attributes="member: 66022">I would have to say that yes, we have, as well as started a very interesting series of discussions regarding Wizards.&nbsp;Now let me share another area of interest, and see how this comes out:&nbsp;I'm also having trouble rationalizing keeping products other than Wizards and White Wolf on my shelves.&nbsp; Admittedly, I have about 16 square feet dedicated to them...but they aren't moving.&nbsp; I carry a selection of Rifts, Hero, and Shadowrun as well as whatever else I can come up with that's new and interesting (Grimm was a big seller; as was WH40KRPG.)&nbsp;If you could choose what products that weren't White Wolf or Wizards on the shelves (including 3rd party 4th edition companies), what would you stock?&nbsp;What sort of games would you like to see demo'd?&nbsp;Also...perhaps more importantly:&nbsp; How would you structure a 10-minute D&amp;D demo to a new person who wanted to know about the game?&nbsp;A customer of mine used to work in a GW store and said that the keywords there were &quot;Fast, Fun, and Furious&quot;.&nbsp; They'd ignore the more complex rules and had a short demo that would have people get excited about the game.&nbsp; I'd like to do this for 4E, and have a few ideas, but I'm curious what you guys think.&nbsp;P.S.: I especially appreciate the comments re: my website, and am working to find someone now who can fix it up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamersgambit, post: 4354417, member: 66022"] I would have to say that yes, we have, as well as started a very interesting series of discussions regarding Wizards. Now let me share another area of interest, and see how this comes out: I'm also having trouble rationalizing keeping products other than Wizards and White Wolf on my shelves. Admittedly, I have about 16 square feet dedicated to them...but they aren't moving. I carry a selection of Rifts, Hero, and Shadowrun as well as whatever else I can come up with that's new and interesting (Grimm was a big seller; as was WH40KRPG.) If you could choose what products that weren't White Wolf or Wizards on the shelves (including 3rd party 4th edition companies), what would you stock? What sort of games would you like to see demo'd? Also...perhaps more importantly: How would you structure a 10-minute D&D demo to a new person who wanted to know about the game? A customer of mine used to work in a GW store and said that the keywords there were "Fast, Fun, and Furious". They'd ignore the more complex rules and had a short demo that would have people get excited about the game. I'd like to do this for 4E, and have a few ideas, but I'm curious what you guys think. P.S.: I especially appreciate the comments re: my website, and am working to find someone now who can fix it up. [/QUOTE]

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