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So last nights D&D game was interesting

Started by GhostNinja, April 08, 2023, 06:26:29 PM

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April 24, 2023, 10:01:56 AM
Quote from: Ruprecht on April 23, 2023, 08:24:47 PM
I'm curious how playing in a grocery store works and haven't been able to find the other post you mentioned. Any chance you could provide the thread title or a link or recap or something?

The grocery store we play in is a Wegmans which is a large grocery store with food (obviously), beer and wine as well as it used to have a pub restaurant and a large area that used to have buffets with various foods that you could fill a container with, buy and then sit in the large seating area to the side.

The buffets went away because of Covid, but the seating areas are still there.   They have food you can buy in the store (pizza, sandwiches, drinks, etc.) so we always buy something so we are not freeloading and sit in the seating area.   The seating area is usually quiet so we do not have any problems with people.
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April 24, 2023, 10:06:38 AM
Quote from: Ratman_tf on April 23, 2023, 09:58:15 PM
I've grown to like gaming at my local gaming pub/store. No one has to do host duties and cleanup. It does have the noise issue and private room is a coin toss on whether it's available or not.
The one I go to doesn't charge anything though. We buy snacks and booze to give them some business when we use the space.

Sounds like you've found a pretty good venue there.

It is a very good venue indeed.  Luckily there is rarely anyone in the area when we are gaming so it is very quiet and we are very close to food, drinks, and bathroom facilities. 

Not to mention the price is right.  When playing in a private room at a game store it was $125 a month split then out food and we couldn't always get the room (sounds like the issue you had) and the open gaming area was way too noisy.

This way we are just paying for gas (which we do wherever we play) and then the cost of the food.  Much cheaper.
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