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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 3612255" data-attributes="member: 1405">Their store is huge.&nbsp; They sell CCGs, Card games, board games, minis games, and RPGs.&nbsp; They have a massive game room and even held the January NC gameday at their store.&nbsp; They easily have the largest game room in the triangle and the largest I have seen anywhere.&nbsp; They also offer a 20% discount on special/pre-orders.&nbsp; I have never been to the new scifigenre store, although I work in Durham.&nbsp; I heard it is run by the old store manager from Cerebral since they went out of business.I agree with Cerebral hobbies.&nbsp; The place reeked and they may have had a good selection, but it was hard to want to spend any time at the store.&nbsp; I have not been to Hobbie Masters in 8 years.&nbsp; I went to the grand opening of Lost Goblin.&nbsp; They couple sells swords there, which is cool, but the store is small and in a bad location.&nbsp; They do have a good selection of RPGs though and the owners attend a lot of local cons etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belen, post: 3612255, member: 1405"] Their store is huge. They sell CCGs, Card games, board games, minis games, and RPGs. They have a massive game room and even held the January NC gameday at their store. They easily have the largest game room in the triangle and the largest I have seen anywhere. They also offer a 20% discount on special/pre-orders. I have never been to the new scifigenre store, although I work in Durham. I heard it is run by the old store manager from Cerebral since they went out of business. I agree with Cerebral hobbies. The place reeked and they may have had a good selection, but it was hard to want to spend any time at the store. I have not been to Hobbie Masters in 8 years. I went to the grand opening of Lost Goblin. They couple sells swords there, which is cool, but the store is small and in a bad location. They do have a good selection of RPGs though and the owners attend a lot of local cons etc. [/QUOTE]

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