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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #15 on: April 19, 2006, 09:50:34 PM »
It's a lot bigger now that it's moved across the street.  As for the nerd factor...well...no comment.  

No, seriously, I've actually made some amazing friends there.  

Are you in Utah Valley, FMP?  I can't remember if you live out here or not.  If so, I recommend the keep.  I could even ask around for you to see if anyone has a game they'd let you join.

Edit:  I see that you are in fact a Utahn.  The offer stands, if your parents are cool with it.

Edit #2: If the keep is the one you don't like, there's also Games People Play in University Mall, and Game Den down at Provo Town Center.  But they're not as cool.  
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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #16 on: April 20, 2006, 09:35:23 AM »
does DK still look like a castle cellar? Or is it clean and well-lit? Also, if I walk in to look at Venom comics am I going to be forced to listen to two large, unbathed employees yell at each other about Vulcan culture (this is not an exaggeration, the were both very overweight, very smelly, and had raised voices on exactly on this topic)? Finally, will I be mocked for not knowing some trivia or not having the views of the employee (something that also really happened to me there -- I hated TA Computers for exactly this reason, and the only reason Dragon's Keep still got any of my business at all was the extreme lack of alternatives).

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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #17 on: April 20, 2006, 10:31:03 AM »
DK has gotten new management and a new store in the last year or so. It's now well lit, it has sort of a show case area in the front  of the store, and has these cool cubby holes where they have little miniture battle vignettes.
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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #18 on: April 20, 2006, 10:41:57 AM »
wow! Sounds good then. Maybe I'll drop in next time I'm in the neighborhood (August-ish, likely)

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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #19 on: April 22, 2006, 04:18:58 AM »
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It's a lot bigger now that it's moved across the street.  As for the nerd factor...well...no comment.  

No, seriously, I've actually made some amazing friends there.  

Are you in Utah Valley, FMP?  I can't remember if you live out here or not.  If so, I recommend the keep.  I could even ask around for you to see if anyone has a game they'd let you join.

Edit:  I see that you are in fact a Utahn.  The offer stands, if your parents are cool with it.

Edit #2: If the keep is the one you don't like, there's also Games People Play in University Mall, and Game Den down at Provo Town Center.  But they're not as cool.  


I'll have to ask my mom, but if she's cool with it then that would be great.

Coincidentally Games People Play happens to be the one I don't like, but some of that is attributed to the fact that they kept moving around until about a year ago.
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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #20 on: April 22, 2006, 12:32:49 PM »
If you want, dixon middle school has an RPG club that provides an inviting enviroment to learn new systems in.  It also provides a great example of how to DM decently (Mr Lockwood) and players who you can practice DMimg on who wont care if you screw up (the middle schoolers)
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Re: Taking the Plunge
« Reply #21 on: April 22, 2006, 01:12:14 PM »
I liked DK's castle dungeon look. But I like the new place, too.
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