How can I find a group when I move to Seattle

[Triston]

I want to start a game in Seattle, either as a player or a GM. If you guys can either give me advice on how to do this or give me the name of a website to help me find people.
Thanks

[lordfeint]

Whenever I have moved to a new area and either wanted to start a game or join a new group, I would either find a local gaming store and put up an add or post on a gaming forum, like this forums own "Gaming Connection" section to find other gamers.

Generally, I've been fortunate enough to always live near friends and/or family that like to play, so I've only had to resort to pimping out my DM skills via messageboard once or twice. But I've always been successful in finding players, whether it was in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1988 or Farmington, Maine in 2002.

[HappyDaze]

Triston wrote:

I want to start a game in Seattle, either as a player or a GM. If you guys can either give me advice on how to do this or give me the name of a website to help me find people.

Thanks

You'll need to narrow it down a bit more. There's a great deal of towns and neighboring cities that get lumped into the "Seattle" area. I live about 40 min south (near JBLM), and to some that's still Seattle, but I'd be a hard drive with traffic to contend with to get downtown for a game.

[Provos]

Knock on Paizo's door and say you want to play.

[Pickguy]

lordfeint wrote:

Whenever I have moved to a new area and either wanted to start a game or join a new group, I would either find a local gaming store and put up an add or post on a gaming forum, like this forums own "Gaming Connection" section to find other gamers.

Generally, I've been fortunate enough to always live near friends and/or family that like to play, so I've only had to resort to pimping out my DM skills via messageboard once or twice. But I've always been successful in finding players, whether it was in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1988 or Farmington, Maine in 2002.

This actually says it all. Good advice.