What US cities have good /tg/ scenes? I'm currently looking

Major cities of each state.

>>49528642
Silly anon.

Nobody here actually plays tabletop games.

I assume Seattle does. I don't really do any /tg/ stuff outside my group, but a fair amount of the relevant companies are here

>>49528642
Baltimore, MD does is if you don't mind the city's other flaws

Indianapolis

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>>49528677

I get rpgs in fairly regularly, but I haven't played any wargames in a while. Hasn't stopped me from buying more and more plastic dudes.

>>49528699

What kind of flaws we talking about?

>>49528707

I'm assuming Gencon has something to do with it?

>>49528667
Not really, Miami has only one LGS left and its mainly just card games.

>>49528716

>What kind of flaws we talking about?

Go to /pol/, they'll fill you in.

>>49531189
>Miami is a major city

>>49528667

I thought New York was supposed to be a shitty place for /tg/ games?

>>49532960
You're right.


The major game stores are dedicated mostly to Magic and Yugioh. I haven't found a store for anything else.

T. New Yorker starved for a campaign.

>>49528699
I hear the whole city is playing a long term modern LARP based on "The Wire".

>>49533960
TwentySided
The Uncommons

Use google man, we're out there

>>49528642
There's a pretty good one around Pittsburgh. Two game stores within a few blocks of each other have yet to run one or the other out of business.