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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9405924" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Way I'm doing it.Local Facebook groups for D&D.Walk ups in stores.Friends of existing players.Returning people I've gamed with over the decades (MtG, boardgames, D&D).Bystanders watchingTalking to others in gamestore. Group uses Facebook messenger. If it goes far enough for an invite use that for follow ups, discuss character concept etc. Two groups of 5 and could have started a 3rd. I have 2 or 3 anchor players so just need to recruit 1-2 people for a 4 or 5 player campaign. 1 group is 5E one is OSR. Alot of it is organization and people turning up. Also had to get used to bystanders. At its height we had 3 groups on game night with 20+ players turning up. One DM was running for newbies only so she would funnel players my way. The 3 anchor players I've played with for 5, 22, and 20 odd years. Looks like I have a new anchor player as one of them dropped out but will rejoin occasionally. Real life stuff. How interested tge ganestore is is also key. Last one's kept track of people wanting games (owner operated). New ones good with people playing there but the employees don't care about organizing anything.</blockquote>