Places to buy rpg books online?

[Breakdaddy]

I like gameoutfitter.com, stiggybaby.com, overstock.com, and occasionally walmart.com for my gaming needs. I try to use stiggybaby or gameoutfitter as much as possible as both have good deals and are very gamer oriented, so I like to show support as much as possible.

 

[TDRandall]

alldirect.com is always my first stop (make sure to search by ISBN if you don't find it by title). If they don't have it I'll try overstock.com, then books-a-million, and finally amazon.

That STILL doesn't get everything I want, so I've been trying to find another place myself to find really good discounts for the smaller or apparently less glamorous stuff.

I thought I had it when I stumbled across rpgstore.com, but I would very much advise people to tread carefully with this one.

 

[Wycen]

They probably aren't going to beat the discount sites already listed, but www.blackdiamondgames.com has an online store. It is my FFLGS, Favorite Friendly Local Game Store.

 

[Krieg]

That STILL doesn't get everything I want, so I've been trying to find another place myself to find really good discounts for the smaller or apparently less glamorous stuff.

FRPGames has pretty good deals across the board and a very good selection in stock. Be sure to keep an eye on their eBay store as you can often find them listing a copy or two for even less than their normal discount.

 

[LeapingShark]

Barnes & Noble's online store sells D&D goods for 30% off cover. And everything sells for 40% off cover if you are a BN member ($25/year).

 

[Jupp]

Did anyone of you guys try the Paizo store yet? How fast are they? Any problems with them?

 

[Kanegrundar]

All of my online purchases are through www.nobleknight.com. This is a great company that has outstanding and fast service. I can't recommend then any higher.

Kane

 

[talien]

All of my online purchases are through www.nobleknight.com. This is a great company that has outstanding and fast service. I can't recommend then any higher.

Kane

Amen to that. Also, Noble Knight buys used books. I haven't had to buy any RPG books in the past three years or so because I trade in older editions and use the credit to buy new ones.