| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| cacheek04-10-07, 12:11 PM | I know Amazon and Borders and those big chains, but anywhere good that specializes in rpg stuff? I found one called gameoutfitter.com, but don't know anything about it. Anyone use that one? |
| Label04-10-07, 03:00 PM | L'Imaginaire. www.imaginaire.com They deliver in Canada, US and Europe. |
| Seeker9504-10-07, 03:20 PM | RPGNow.com But you'll never be able to beat the big guy prices. |
| cacheek04-10-07, 05:15 PM | Anybody use Gameoutfitter.com? They have lower prices than the big chains. |
| Grandpa Gamer04-10-07, 07:32 PM | :pile: Support your local gaming store!!! :w00t: :invasion: |
| OtakuCat8904-10-07, 09:58 PM | :pile: Support your local gaming store!!! :w00t: :invasion: the local borders? or barnes and nobles? |
| cacheek04-10-07, 10:11 PM | I live far away from any of them. :( |
| TheYeti177504-10-07, 11:59 PM | :pile: Support your local gaming store!!! :w00t: :invasion: I'm all for supporting them, but when I look at the cost difference it just doesn't add up for me anymore. Only go there to get minis when my son gets good grades or one of his school's 'atta-boys', and buy him a box of Star Wars minis. Course I pick up a box of D&D ones for myself as well. But for books I can't beat the pre-order on Amazon, and have it delivered on the release date for a cheaper price. If it was only a buck or even two bucks I might, but you are talking more than $5 in most cases, and the fact I don't have to worry about them selling out. Yeti |