The Rogue Traders Gaming — Attraction in Lehighton

There's generally a homogeny amongst gaming stores where you walk into one store and another, and you see the same products in each, with no real discernible difference in shopping at one or the other. This will lead to sourcing whatever you want from an online store that doesn't have the overhead costs, thus selling at a steeper discount or having the items that are not stocked anymore at local game stores. This store is a throwback to the time before the internet when you knew a store was the store to go to find the items nobody else had. That's a scarce ability, cultivated here intentionally or by happenstance. What RTG can do is create excitement in the shopping experience that translates from coming in to restock your paint pots into spending a lot more because you are inspired to take on because you can see the models and tools up close. That's in addition to supporting a great store that is attentive to its customer base. I make it a point to visit this store in person, along with the hour-and-a-half drive, every three months because they stock paints and items I cannot get anywhere else. If I place a web order, RTG gets me the product faster than Amazon or anyone else I would order from. It's a no-brainer. If you're a fan of tabletop gaming, specifically Games Workshop, you should check out this place, even if it is a day trip. You will be satisfied. Many local gaming stores can learn how to provide a compelling and rewarding shopping...

I started playing 40K in 1997 when I joined the military. In roughly 2005 I stopped playing and in 2009 I stopped collecting. I have been out of the 40K hobby as a whole since 2015, when I bought my house and sold off all my miniatures, terrain, and errata. I recently decided to pick up the hobby again and stopped in at the shop to check things out. The staff and customers were very welcoming, and the store has a HUGE selection of items to choose from with great pricing. Hunter was extremely knowledgeable in answering my many questions on what has changed since I left the 40K community. If you are looking for a genuine gaming store that is friendly and knowledgeable, you have to stop in and...

Went there three times, quite far apart in time The first time went great was a nice store no problems . the second time was a different employee to which the employee was playing in the event; oblivious to customers Which then meant you could only check out when it was convenient in his game to do so. I also had to wait a substantial amount of time for trade ins, and passively listening to the gentlemen be severely lowballed and the employee saying its not worth the effort to process this. The last time I went their hours at the time said they would be closed at 10. I traveled a hour and a half only to find out they closed at 5 that day. The prices are 15% off, but you pay for it in...