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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 7781736" data-attributes="member: 1013">I have a few local games shops but I'm not into RPG with randoms but my wargaming group does meet at one.  Game Nite in STL is a good store.  A lot of product for RPG, mini gaming, and board games!  We play 28mm WW2 for the most part, Bolt Action and Chain of Command.  However I don't think anyone I play with buys anything there other than copies of Wargames Illustrated each month. Part of the problem is the bought a decent amount of Warlord Bolt Action stuff but its nothing anyone in the group needs, for some reason they ordered a bunch of blisters of Winter geared troops.  So it doesn't move, and they don't refresh their stock.  And if you want to have them order that's fine, but its quicker and cheaper to go across town to Miniature Market and get it off the shelf at 20% off retail.  there is usually a decent amount of tables of role players on Tuesday nights but I'm guessing like all stores its Magic keeping them afloat. They are a good store though, they have sale days for people to bring up stuff they are trying to get rid of.  I just got 50 AWI Colonials for 40 bucks painted and based!  I do try to buy stuff there if I can.  I've bought rule sets and miniatures for RPG games, but I'm not sure my group really helps the store stay open.Is the place a central hub for a gaming community?  I suppose but if I wasn't playing there I wouldn't feel any need to throw money at them.  And for my RPG spending they don't carry Swords and Wizardry, though outside the main book and one monster book its not like there is a buttload of product in any event.</blockquote>

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