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After looking jealousy trough the Gallery of http://endgameoakland.com (Topic Sunday 8/14/2005) I thinked that this is a really cool RPG-Shop. It has a Mom Lounge! How cool is that?
I dont go to the last surviving local RPG-Shops in Frankfurt/Main because they are uncool. They order mostly d20 and DSA (german RPG) and TradingCards or Miniatures, but not much more and all shrinkwrapped. I guess the good old RPG-Shop where you could look at a lot of new puplications and schmoose with the Merchant are gone in the age of internet.
Are there any other RPG-Shops somewhere out there that deserving to be called "major cool" and jealousy looked at.
Not really because the Merchant is a nice guy but because its so big, the interior looks like a Dungeon or anything else?
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They order mostly d20 and DSA (german RPG) and TradingCards or Miniatures, but not much more and all shrinkwrapped. I guess the good old RPG-Shop where you could look at a lot of new puplications and schmoose with the Merchant are gone in the age of internet. 