Top Deck Games — Local services in Tulsa

Been going here for a few years and have never had a bad experience! The owner is nice and will help you find anything and answer any questions you have! I love to look through their fish bowl of random DND Dice and choose the ones I like most. I also have bought most of the dice sets I own from here and they are all amazing! I recently asked if they had The Magnus Archives TTRPG Book and was told they had actually just ordered it. The owner was super nice and said that since he knew I wanted it he would keep it in the back until I could pick it up the next week after it arrived at the store. I've had the book for a few months now and it came in amazing condition and none of the pages were torn, bent, or folded, the cover, spine, and back had no dents, and the spine wasn't cracked at all! 100% recommend coming here for any dice, roleplaying books, TTRPG...

If you're into miniature painting, I really recommend looking here first to see if they have what you need before ordering online. Amazon may be cheaper, but these people will help you find what you actually need, and can explain the difference between things. The owner is a lot of fun and I always enjoy dropping in. I also recommend seeing if they have the game you want before going to a bigger place that isn't struggling as much. This is the kind of place we should be supporting, because small shops like this really provide much more helpful and personal service than a larger one whose employees are perfectly competent and wonderful but not always as experienced in one...

They care about their customers slightly less than Games Workshop does, no small feat. Don't get me wrong, they're perfectly nice and "helpful" when you're spending a lot of money, but come back with a problem of any kind and you'll soon realize they don't care at all about anything but making a sale. Their seemingly genuine recommendations are far from honest and they are quick to pounce on newcomers with used car salesman worthy assurances like "you definitely need this $15 can of primer". Having learned my lesson the hard way, I now order online or...