Wow! Haven't seen either in the local bookstores here in DFW. In fact, most of the chains have almost eliminated their RPG shelfs. Local Borders have maybe one shelf (50/50 White Wolf/WotC and interestingly the only 3rd party representation is The Book of Erotic Fantasy!) and B&N less than a third of a shelf. No Paizo at either... :(
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Wow! Haven't seen either in the local bookstores here in DFW. In fact, most of the chains have almost eliminated their RPG shelfs. Local Borders have maybe one shelf (50/50 White Wolf/WotC and interestingly the only 3rd party representation is The Book of Erotic Fantasy!) and B&N less than a third of a shelf. No Paizo at either... :(
I saw them at Books-a-Million at the Grapevine Mills Mall; otherwise just Lonestar Comics or the Gamer's Chest at Valley View Mall.
I live over Garland way, so I don't get out to Grapevine Mills that often.
Cool. If retail channel “big box” brick and mortars carry the Chronicles line, I could use some holiday gift certificates to pick them up, assuming they’d still be there by then. The world info books look interesting, but the pacing is just crazy lately and I can’t justify the expense.
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Wow! Haven't seen either in the local bookstores here in DFW. In fact, most of the chains have almost eliminated their RPG shelfs. Local Borders have maybe one shelf (50/50 White Wolf/WotC and interestingly the only 3rd party representation is The Book of Erotic Fantasy!) and B&N less than a third of a shelf. No Paizo at either... :(
I am not sure where you are in the DFW area but the end of our quest for a local game shop that sold the Pathfinder books was a place in the Valley View Mall called something along the lines of Game Chest. It had a great selection but it is a bit of a drive from where i live.
They've been on the shelf at AAFES for a while now. I don't remember when they started appearing, but I noticed it at the time.
Kobold Quarterly sits on the shelf just above it, too.
Pretty close to where the Dragon and Dungeon mags used to be, actually.
I am not sure where you are in the DFW area but the end of our quest for a local game shop that sold the Pathfinder books was a place in the Valley View Mall called something along the lines of Game Chest. It had a great selection but it is a bit of a drive from where i live.
Frisco, so not too far away. I'll have to check it out. I think Collin Creek in Plano has a Game Chest too.
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They've been on the shelf at AAFES for a while now. I don't remember when they started appearing, but I noticed it at the time.
Kobold Quarterly sits on the shelf just above it, too.
Pretty close to where the Dragon and Dungeon mags used to be, actually.
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*blink blink*I will have to go check now. I've seen PF at my local game store (just the one) but I don't go out much so I haven't checked the book stores.
The Local BX here on base in germany has Pathfinder 1-6... Allot of them.
You totally need to snap those up and drop them on Ebay, especially #2, judging from the other thread.
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Wow! Haven't seen either in the local bookstores here in DFW. In fact, most of the chains have almost eliminated their RPG shelfs. Local Borders have maybe one shelf (50/50 White Wolf/WotC and interestingly the only 3rd party representation is The Book of Erotic Fantasy!) and B&N less than a third of a shelf. No Paizo at either... :(I am not sure where you are in the DFW area but the end of our quest for a local game shop that sold the Pathfinder books was a place in the Valley View Mall called something along the lines of Game Chest. It had a great selection but it is a bit of a drive from where i live.
If you have a Lone Star Comics around there, they'll usually have the AP's, but the GameMastery modules go quick. I get the feeling there's trepidation about carrying a lot of rpg inventory.
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If you have a Lone Star Comics around there, they'll usually have the AP's, but the GameMastery modules go quick. I get the feeling there's trepidation about carrying a lot of rpg inventory.
Yeah, there is no lone star comics in Denton where i am, but every once and a while i find myself down in the dallas area, and will make an attempt to check it out.
And i do not understand that fear of rpgs. Out of the three game/comic shops in denton not one supports the role playing community. We have a big role playing club up here (with about 18 players at one point) and no shop supportes us. All they cater to is magic or other card games. Do magic players really spend that much more money than we do? woops, i am ranting.
If you have a Lone Star Comics around there, they'll usually have the AP's, but the GameMastery modules go quick. I get the feeling there's trepidation about carrying a lot of rpg inventory.
Actually they sell out of the APs and everything else FAST. They only order one or two copies of each (so it seems). Anything else in a Lone Star is usually there for at least a week. Paizo stuff disappears quick. And they've really cut back on their RPG stuff too, you're right...
Yeah, there is no lone star comics in Denton where i am, but every once and a while i find myself down in the dallas area, and will make an attempt to check it out.
And i do not understand that fear of rpgs. Out of the three game/comic shops in denton not one supports the role playing community. We have a big role playing club up here (with about 18 players at one point) and no shop supportes us. All they cater to is magic or other card games. Do magic players really spend that much more money than we do? woops, i am ranting.
Denton? Going to ReaperCon this weekend?
Would that not be taking advantage of other people misery?....;-)
I prefer to think of it as "unburdening them from the evils of money."