Finding a game in a new area [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Cherry

06-29-05, 07:20 AM
:help:
So I recently started playing D&D, about 6-ish months ago. The problem is, I was playing at college and now that I'm off for the summer doing the summer job thing, I'm going into D&D withdrawl...well, sorta. No one I know around here plays and I really badly want to be involved in a game. Suggestions anyone???
Cymraegmorgan

06-29-05, 07:32 AM
This is a good spot (http://boards1.wizards.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=347) to start looking.

Or here. (http://dnd.meetup.com/)
TmDurn7

06-29-05, 10:29 AM
I say just find a comic shop, or a hobby store, etc.

I was in the same situation when my friends went away for school, and i stayed here in Pa commuting. Then, i get a job in a bookstore, i'm at the mall for work and i just find other people who play in the Allied Hobbies. Long story short, i'm playing in 4 separate games now (Earth-Dawn, Star Wars :D , and 2 D&D)

Pretty much look where the nerd population hangs out. Lots of comic shops and so forth have, like, message boards posting info about games
celtredleg

06-29-05, 10:51 AM
Where are you??? I have gotten a few players and joined one game from the boards here. Best though is the local shop where you buy stuff.
Cherry

06-29-05, 02:14 PM
Where are you??? I have gotten a few players and joined one game from the boards here. Best though is the local shop where you buy stuff.

I'm up in Oregon. I'm in the West Portland area if that means anything to you...
Airsucker

06-29-05, 02:59 PM
Cym. linked to the gamer classefieds area of the boards. You might also find a play by e-mail (PBEM) there, or at Women in Gaming (http://wig.devermore.net/tiki-index.php). The WIG site isn't terribly active yet, but you might find someone on the mailing list.
celtredleg

06-29-05, 03:56 PM
Cherry, yes sort of. We are in tacoma, which is a bit of a drive. But we have a good group. If you dont mind a long range game, PM me.
Cherry

06-29-05, 05:54 PM
Cherry, yes sort of. We are in tacoma, which is a bit of a drive. But we have a good group. If you dont mind a long range game, PM me.
That might be a bit too long of a range, but thanks for the offer -- it's much appreciated. ;)
celtredleg

06-29-05, 08:21 PM
very welcome. I have been gameless a time or two and it just sucks.
rbrt_Spade

06-30-05, 04:18 PM
try the living greyhawk (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=rpga)
living greyhawk is a national network of D&D games you can join.in my sig is a link to a website that you search your area of D&D games to join.-or you can start a group-but do check hobby shops-sometimes they have games or posters
Dick Dastardly

06-30-05, 04:53 PM
I will be suffering from the same problem soon, as im about to move of to university i will be 6 hours drive away from the rest of my group. Are there any sites that help a guy living in england to locate gamers?

*edited for bad syntax and grammer*
Airsucker

07-01-05, 01:15 PM
I will be suffering from the same problem soon, as im about to move of to university i will be 6 hours drive away from the rest of my group. Are there any sites that help a guy living in england to locate gamers?

*edited for bad syntax and grammer*

Most universities have gaming groups of some kind. Even if that falls through, you can try posting on the Gamer Classified board (its several up on the navigation drop-down menu.