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<blockquote data-quote="Jmarso" data-source="post: 8460376" data-attributes="member: 7032066">[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://designerdungeonsboise.com/[/URL]This is in Boise, Idaho. The owner has the biggest library of gaming books, miniatures, and terrains I have ever seen gathered under one roof. You can rent rooms to run your own games, hire a DM for your group, or play a 'drop in' game with one of their DM's. And because it's billed as a 'premium' DnD experience and you pay to play, problem players are simply not tolerated. It's not very expensive, although that's a subjective thing to say. A four hour 'drop-in' game session runs you $15. Not sure what the rate is for renting a game room for your own game, but split among a table of players it would be negligible. Mood lighting, sound-system tie-ins, and all materials (books, dice, pencils, paper, minis, etc) provided on site. For the guy who owns it, this is definitely his 'passion project.'&nbsp; He's also a stellar DM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jmarso, post: 8460376, member: 7032066"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://designerdungeonsboise.com/[/URL] This is in Boise, Idaho. The owner has the biggest library of gaming books, miniatures, and terrains I have ever seen gathered under one roof. You can rent rooms to run your own games, hire a DM for your group, or play a 'drop in' game with one of their DM's. And because it's billed as a 'premium' DnD experience and you pay to play, problem players are simply not tolerated. It's not very expensive, although that's a subjective thing to say. A four hour 'drop-in' game session runs you $15. Not sure what the rate is for renting a game room for your own game, but split among a table of players it would be negligible. Mood lighting, sound-system tie-ins, and all materials (books, dice, pencils, paper, minis, etc) provided on site. For the guy who owns it, this is definitely his 'passion project.' He's also a stellar DM. [/QUOTE]

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