Dragon’s Keep

Great board game/​comic store with plenty of room for people to play games. I didn’t realize they had a whole downstairs open to players. My brother needed to play a round of Star Wars Imperial Assault for a school class, and I had been wanting to try it out, so I came down and played it with him and a few other people.
We went downstairs and had a nice big table and chairs available to us. It was nice to have space to play where it was nice and quiet and we could all easily hear each other. You can bring your own games to play or also borrow a game from their game library to play. It’s a good idea and obviously brings in potential customers.
After playing the game I felt like I should probably buy something to support the store that had let us use their room for 2 hours. I ended up picking up a Spider-​man dice master set as well as some boosters. Prices on these items were good, slightly above Amazon.
Buying small items is never an issue and usually worth the price. The issue at small local stores like these is the price on larger items. Star Wars Imperial Assault was $ 99 + tax here. I can get it on Amazon for $ 60. I know, I know, we need to support local businesses and all that, but for a $ 40 price difference I have to go to Amazon on things like this. I’ll buy the expansions from my local shop.
They’ve got a good amount of tournaments and game nights going on, definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area and like playing games.

This place will fulfill the true nerd inside of you. The service is incredible a and you can find any game under the sun! Whether it be magic the gathering or warhammer or even settlers of catan! I always shop here for my gaming needs!

Having been to several comic book stores all over the country, THIS is not a comic store. Every employee is a «co-​owner» and knows NOTHING about comics. When trying to buy back issues they have the nerve to pull out the Overstreet Price Guide when their poor selection barely passes for very good. When buying new comics, they neglect to tell you they are charging you extra for the bag and board they are displayed in. If the twerp with the fohawk can be bothered to answer you questions, he couldn’t be more smug. If you want to hang out playing Magic, this might be the place for you. But this is no more a comic store than Barnes.

I’m a fan of anything nerdy and also keeping me from having a love life. Dragon’s Keep makes sure of both of those things.
The set up of the Dragon’s Keep is odd, but it works for them. Comics stored in rolling shelves and bookshelves are in the back, which keeps me entertained for hours. Gaming dice at the desk, surrounded by animé figurines and a beautiful figurine of Aquaman that is calling my name. Closer to the front is D&D/Pathfinder/Warhammer books, manuals, miniatures, etc. There’s also a little Magic: The Gathering station with card covers and boxes and expansion packs. Then, up to the front of the store is board games and a collection of T-​shirts that you could wear if you wanted to, like me, proclaim how much you don’t go on dates without speaking a single word.
They also have tables where various individuals are playing either Magic or D&D or some other game of your choosing. I also believe they have certain nights where they play certain games.
Service is always decent. The cashiers are usually there alone with no other help all the times I’ve gone in but they handle it well and they answer any questions you may have.
The Keep is a great place to stop if you’ve got nerdy needs or you wanna commune with a whole bunch of people like you.

This place is pretty tight. The atmosphere is great and the guys that work their are tight as well so don’t be afraid to say hi. They seem to be pretty knowledgable so ask them anything. Nothing better than checking out some comic and games. Yeah prices aren’t the cheapest but I don’t think they are expensive per se. I like to consider it like I am helping out our local community.

Great shop. It’s nice to have a place so close to home with staff that understand the clientele. My one and only complaint is that the comic book selection seems to be shrinking as the rest of the store grows. Nevertheless, keep it up!