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<blockquote data-quote="JoeCrow" data-source="post: 6323228" data-attributes="member: 1302">Yeah, there's three different stores that're technically &quot;local&quot; for me that're on Wizards' list of &quot;official distributors&quot; or whatever. Myriad Games in Salem, Updog Comics in Plaistow, and Toy Soldier in Amesbury. I checked in with each of them, and none of them had heard about the early distribution thing. Difference is, Updog told me that they'd completely given up on tabletop games sales, and that they had no interest in picking the books up (also, the place was kind of a pit). Toy Soldier hadn't heard about it, but the guy behind the counter said he'd look into it. And Myriad Games hadn't heard about the early release thing, but said that they'd look into it. When I went back a week or so later, the same girl was behind the counter, remembered my name, and confirmed that they'd be getting the books in early and asked if I wanted to reserve one.So that's how you make loyal customers, folks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoeCrow, post: 6323228, member: 1302"] Yeah, there's three different stores that're technically "local" for me that're on Wizards' list of "official distributors" or whatever. Myriad Games in Salem, Updog Comics in Plaistow, and Toy Soldier in Amesbury. I checked in with each of them, and none of them had heard about the early distribution thing. Difference is, Updog told me that they'd completely given up on tabletop games sales, and that they had no interest in picking the books up (also, the place was kind of a pit). Toy Soldier hadn't heard about it, but the guy behind the counter said he'd look into it. And Myriad Games hadn't heard about the early release thing, but said that they'd look into it. When I went back a week or so later, the same girl was behind the counter, remembered my name, and confirmed that they'd be getting the books in early and asked if I wanted to reserve one. So that's how you make loyal customers, folks. [/QUOTE]

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