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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jeffh" data-source="post: 4549722" data-attributes="member: 2642">Good thing I never made any such distinction, then, or even said anything to which it was relevant.But if I had, I'd have pointed out that very few of them could reasonably be called "RPG stores" nowadays either. Most of them do more business with miniatures and CCGs than with either.I've also had the owners of two different longstanding, formerly RPG-centric gaming stores (Pendragon in Winnipeg, Nan's in Houston) tell me they now do substantially more business in boardgames as in RPGs. And both cities also have dedicated boardgame stores, so it's not like there's no other game in town (no pun intended).</blockquote>